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• Arne Slot confident he will remain Liverpool manager amidst pressure and Alonso links

  Liverpool manager Arne Slot remains confident in his position at Anfield despite a disappointing 2-0 Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain and intensifying rumors linking free agent Xabi Alonso to the role.

  ​Arne Slot has reportedly dismissed claims that his tenure at Liverpool is nearing an end, insisting he expects to lead the club into the 2026/27 season.

  Despite the Reds sitting fifth in the Premier League and facing a European exit, sources close to the Dutchman maintain that owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) will wait until a full summer assessment before deciding his fate.

  Slot remains focused on a planned squad rebuild, believing he is the “right man to lead Liverpool forward” through their current transition.

  ​The pressure on Slot is compounded by the availability of club legend Xabi Alonso, who is currently without a team following his departure from Real Madrid.

  While Alonso’s shadow looms large, Liverpool are simultaneously active in the transfer market, reportedly tracking RB Leipzig defender Castello Lukeba and Bayer Leverkusen’s 19-year-old striker Christian Kofane.

  For now, the club’s leadership appears committed to their strategy, even as Slot faces “growing noise from sections of the fanbase calling for an immediate change.”

• Oliver Kahn wary of Bernabéu atmosphere ahead of Bayern Munich vs. Real Madrid

  Former Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn has cautioned the German giants about the intimidating atmosphere of the Santiago Bernabéu ahead of their Champions League quarter-final first leg against Real Madrid.

  ​Oliver Kahn has warned Bayern Munich that the relentless environment in Madrid could prove decisive in their upcoming European showdown.

  Despite Real Madrid’s recent domestic struggles, Kahn believes the unique intensity of their home ground remains a significant hurdle.

  He noted that the newly installed roof only amplifies the pressure, stating: “90 minutes at the Bernabéu are more exhausting than anywhere else.”

  ​Bayern enters the tie following a dramatic win over Freiburg, but history in the Spanish capital is not on their side.

  The Rekordmeister has failed to win at the Bernabéu in their last four attempts.

  Emphasizing the psychological challenge, Kahn stressed: “The atmosphere can be intimidating. And now, with the roof, that’s even more reinforced,” as the two heavyweights prepare for another historic battle.

• Max Kruse slams Victor Boniface over professionalism following injury return

  Former Werder Bremen captain Max Kruse has sparked controversy by accusing Nigerian striker Victor Boniface of lacking commitment after the forward reportedly returned to training overweight following a lengthy knee injury.

  ​Victor Boniface is facing harsh criticism from club legend Max Kruse regarding his physical condition.

  The 25-year-old, currently on loan at Werder Bremen, recently resumed training after a serious knee injury but appears out of shape.

  Kruse questioned the striker’s dedication on the Flatterball podcast, stating: “I think he’s already given up on his career. He actually still has his best years ahead of him.”

  ​Werder coach Daniel Thioune remains hopeful Boniface can contribute to the club’s relegation battle, though he is expected to miss the upcoming clash with RB Leipzig.

  Kruse warned that shedding “10 to 15 kilos” through training alone is unrealistic for a professional.

  Lamenting the wasted talent of the Nigerian international, the former Germany star added: “That’s a real shame, because he has such great potential.”