The Dutchman Arne Slot, the head coach of Liverpool FC, spoke about his team's upcoming match against Brighton in the thirty-seventh round of the English Premier League, emphasizing the importance of winning despite the title being officially secured.

Liverpool will visit Brighton next Monday evening at 10 PM Cairo and Mecca time, entering the match at the top of the Premier League table with 83 points, while Brighton is in ninth place with 55 points.

Slot said: "All players are ready for the Brighton match, and our goal is to win the remaining matches even after securing the title; we want to finish the season perfectly."

He added: "We have been on holiday for several days and haven't met as a team, but we have enough time to prepare, and we will determine the starting lineup after training."

He continued: "We have heard everything that has been said, and we saw the fans' reactions, but now we must focus on the fact that we have won the league and ignore the matter of Arnold."

Regarding motivating the players after the championship, he said: "Yes, it's not easy, but against Arsenal, we saw a team fighting from the first minute to the last, and the mentality is still strong."

On his opinion about facing Brighton away, he said: "Since the beginning of the season, we have talked about the necessity of improving our results away from home, and we have succeeded in that; it is important to win both at home and away to compete for the league."

Regarding the possibility of signing Frimpong, he said: "We do not comment on players we have not signed yet; we have Gomez and Bradley, but it is natural to look for interesting names to improve the team."

About Chiesa, he said: "He is in strong competition with Salah, Diaz, and Gakpo, all of whom have had an excellent season; Chiesa deserves more minutes, but he was not fully ready at the beginning."

On the celebrations for winning the Premier League, he said: "We decided to postpone the celebrations until after the last round; I gave the players a break last week to spend time with their families for rest and relaxation."