Liverpool manager Arn Slot says winning the Premier League will help him sign Anfield this summer.
The Reds won the title with a 5-1 victory over Tottenham last week and Slot said the parties were a strong message to the expected goals.
“The main benefit of winning the league is that if I talk to the players I want to bring in, I always told him that our fans are really special and specific to play at this club,” he said.
“That’s permissible to tell them in the past, but after Sunday I don’t think I will have to tell anyone how special our fans are because it was incredible.
“Winning the league, having these fans, this is a great attraction for any player we want to bring in.
“Now you know how much it’s for the club. ❤️
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Slott is able to rotate his squad after winning the league with four games to fit players like Harvey Elliott, Federico Keysa and Waterero Ando in the hope of playing against Chelsea.
“It’s the end of the season, but we have to look at this as the beginning of next season,” Slot said.
“Some of them deserve to play before because they have trained very well. They are so good to play for the club, but I chose the same player mainly,” he said.
But now it is not that all those who have played are not playing and the others are going to play.
“We’ll mix them, but that won’t be four games with the same squad we had against Tottenham.”
Elliott, who has not yet started the league this season, has insisted on his will to fight for the future.
“At first, it is very important for players who are with us to like to stay here. It’s a great praise for all those who work here,” Slott said.
“He was a long time for a long time and I was honest with him. The first part was when he returned from the injury as he was before the injury – but in the past few months he returned to his old level.
“I don’t think they have anything to prove to me because I see them every day in training and I’ve seen them play in the past,” he said.
“I think they want to prove to themselves that they are so good to play for us. I know they are them before and they may know that.