Arne Slot Excited as Liverpool Close in on First Full-Crowd Title Since 1990
As the Premier League season nears its climax, Liverpool stand on the brink of a historic achievement. Under the guidance of new manager Arne Slot, the Reds are set to clinch their 20th top-flight title — and this time, they can do it in front of a full crowd at Anfield for the first time since 1990.
1. A Title to Celebrate with the Fans
Liverpool’s 2020 Premier League triumph under Jürgen Klopp was historic but bittersweet. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fans were unable to witness the moment inside the stadium. Now, Slot and his players have the opportunity to deliver a new title under much more joyous circumstances.
A draw against Tottenham Hotspur this weekend would be enough to secure the championship, ensuring Liverpool finish on at least 80 points — a tally Arsenal would no longer be able to match.
2. Slot's Impact and Vision
Slot, who took over in the summer following Klopp’s departure, has impressed many with how smoothly he transitioned into the high-pressure role. His approach has revitalized the squad, blending tactical discipline with dynamic attacking play. Under his leadership, Liverpool have edged ahead of rivals Manchester City and Arsenal in a fiercely competitive season.
Speaking ahead of the Tottenham match, Slot expressed his enthusiasm: "To win the title with the fans there, experiencing it together, would be a dream come true — not just for me, but for everyone connected to this club."
3. Salah’s Stellar Contribution
Mohamed Salah has once again been Liverpool's talisman. With 27 goals and 18 assists, Salah set a new club record for goal contributions in a 38-game Premier League season. His consistency and leadership have been vital in Liverpool's charge toward the title.
The Egyptian star's performances, alongside key contributions from players like Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and new signings, have made Liverpool a formidable force once again.
4. A Historic Milestone
Winning this title would mean Liverpool tie Manchester United’s record of 20 English league championships, further fueling one of English football’s greatest rivalries. It would also be a significant first step in Slot’s managerial journey at Anfield, setting a tone of ambition and success for the years ahead.
Fans around the world will be watching as Liverpool prepare to celebrate — this time, properly and loudly — a triumph that has been 34 years in the making with their beloved supporters inside Anfield.
Will Tottenham spoil the party, or will Slot’s Liverpool seal a storybook ending to a remarkable season? All will be revealed this weekend.