Manchester United legend Roy Keane asserted that sacking Liverpool manager Arne Slot would be a wrong decision, despite the team's disappointing results this season.

Keane explained that judging a coach after one bad season does not reflect the full picture, especially given the significant pressures faced by major clubs.

This defense comes despite Liverpool's clearly declining performance this season, as the team suffered a large number of defeats and failed to secure any titles. However, Keane reminded that Slot led the team to win the Premier League title in his first season, which is a significant achievement that should not be overlooked when assessing his future.

He also pointed out that club fans often rush to demand the dismissal of coaches when results decline, but he emphasized that technical stability is often the key to returning to success.

Keane believes that Liverpool is still capable of finishing the season in top positions and competing for qualification to the Champions League.

Despite the sharp criticism Sloot has faced recently due to performance and tactics, the debate continues within sports circles between those who support his continuation and those who see the need for change, making the upcoming period crucial in determining his fate with the club.