Liverpool’s decision-makers have been impressed by the 45-year-old manager’s recent achievements, including winning the Eredivisie and the Dutch Cup. Fenway Sports Group’s Chief, Michael Edwards, and incoming Liverpool sporting director, Richard Hughes, are showing great interest in the manager and are willing to provide a compensation package of up to £13 million to secure his services. Despite the manager’s popularity, some individuals, such as Keys and his beINSPORTS colleague Andy Gray, do not share the same enthusiasm. Their skepticism is evident in their comments, expressing surprise and underwhelmed feelings towards the potential appointment.

In contrast, others like Mikel voiced their support for the manager, citing his success at Feyenoord and expressing confidence in his ability to implement an attacking style of play at Liverpool, utilizing the quick and skillful players at his disposal. The text concludes by inviting readers to join a new WhatsApp community to receive daily football content from Mirror Football, along with special offers and promotions, while also providing the option to opt out at any time and providing a link to the Privacy Notice.