Liverpool Predicted to Drop Out of Top Four in 2024/25 Amid Arne Slot Negotiations
Feyenoord’s Eredivisie-winning manager Arne Slot is likely to be Jurgen Klopp’s successor at Liverpool next season.
However, bookmakers are taking a dim view of their chances post-Klopp, with Best Payout Online Slots traders expecting a baron campaign next season under Slot.
- Liverpool odds-on to finish outside the top four for only the second time in nine seasons
- Reds are 8/13 to go trophyless in 2024/25
- Mohamed Salah is also expected to follow Jurgen Klopp to the exit door
Arne Slot Liverpool Odds – 2024/25 Season
- Liverpool to Finish in the Top Four
YES 11/10 (was 4/7 this season)
NO 8/11
- Liverpool to Win the Premier League
12/1 (was 5/1 this season)
- Liverpool to Win a Trophy
YES 5/4 (was 4/6 this season)
NO 8/13
- Over/Under Total Points
OVER 70.5 10/11
UNDER 70.5 10/11
(was set at 75.5 this season)
Market |
Odds |
Implied Probability |
| To Finish in the Top Four | YES 11/10 | NO 8/11 | YES 47.6% | NO 57.9% |
| To Win the Premier League | 12/1 | 7.7% |
| To Win a Trophy | YES 5/4 | NO 8/13 | YES 44.4% | NO 61.9% |
| Over/Under Total Points | OVER 70.5 10/11 | UNDER 70.5 10/11 | OVER 52.4% | UNDER 52.4% |
Players to Leave in the Summer Odds
- Mohamed Salah
YES 4/7
NO 11/8
- Virgil Van Dijk
YES 11/10
NO 8/11
- Joel Matip
YES 4/9
NO 7/4
- Andy Robertson
YES 2/1
NO 2/5
- Trent Alexander-Arnold
YES 3/1
NO 1/4
- Luis Diaz
YES 7/2
NO 1/5
Player |
Odds to Stay at Liverpool |
Implied Probability |
| Mohamed Salah | YES 4/7 | NO 11/8 | YES 63.6% | NO 42.1% |
| Virgil Van Dijk | YES 11/10 | NO 8/11 | YES 47.6% | NO 57.9% |
| Joel Matip | YES 4 /9| NO 7/4 | YES 69.2% | NO 36.4% |
| Andy Robertson | YES 2/1 | NO 2/5 | YES 33.3% | NO 71.4% |
| Trent Alexander-Arnold | YES 3/1 | NO 1/4 | YES 25% | NO 80% |
| Luis Diaz | YES 7/2 | NO 1/5 | YES 22.2% | NO 83.3% |
Liverpool Odds-On to Finish Outside the Top Four in 2024/25
If Liverpool manage to secure their new primary target, there are few better suited to the way they currently play than Arne Slot.
However, his ultra-aggressive high-pressing style may not be enough to ride the wave of scrutiny he will likely receive, should he be named manager.
A season of turbulence is predicted by our traders, who expect Slot, the players and the fanbase alike to endure a settling-in period.
With Klopp already thought to be overachieving with his current cohort, and competition for Champions League places now stronger than ever, Liverpool are 8/11 to finish outside the top four.
A Trophyless Season Beckons Post-Klopp
Arne Slot masterminded Feyenoord’s first major piece of silverware in six seasons last year, before adding another to the cabinet this term with the Dutch Cup.
He has also enjoyed relative success in Europe, leading the team to the Europe Conference League final in the tournament’s inaugural season.
His resumé is no doubt impressive, but he has never managed outside of his native Netherlands, nor has the kind of elite level experience that Jurgen Klopp had prior to his arrival.
As recent history has shown at Manchester United and Arsenal, the departure of a long-standing manager usually triggers a period of familiarisation – typically absent of silverware.
Our traders expect this to be the case if Slot does take over next season, with the Reds 8/13 to go trophyless.
Mohamed Salah to Follow Jurgen Klopp Out of Liverpool?
Mohamed Salah’s contract is set to expire next summer, but the 31-year-old could head for the exit earlier than expected.
He has previously said that Klopp’s departure won’t interfere with his own future, but his hand may be forced if Slot decides to take the team in a new direction.
Liverpool will either need to tie him down to fresh terms, sell him on for a worthwhile fee, or risk losing their prized asset for nothing next summer.
Saudi Arabia’s well-documented interest has shown little signs of disappearing, and another lucrative offer could turn Liverpool’s head.
He, along with Joel Matip, are both odds-on to leave the club at the end of the season.
