Liverpool manager Arne Slot has indicated that the club is preparing for the departures of Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson this summer, with both players set to leave at the end of the season. The pair are expected to bid farewell after the final Premier League match against Brentford.
Robertson has been linked with a free transfer to Tottenham, though any move may depend on Spurs avoiding relegation. Salah's next destination remains uncertain, with speculation he could remain in Europe rather than move to the MLS or Saudi Arabia.
Slot confirmed that Liverpool's focus is on filling the voids left by the two stars. He noted that the club has a net spend of £150 million over the past four transfer windows and suggested that replacing two key players is manageable. Reports link RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande as a top target to replace Salah, but Slot was non-committal on the profile of potential signings.
The Dutch manager also addressed the contract situation of Ibrahima Konate, hinting that there may not be a need for extensive squad changes beyond the two expected exits. Slot emphasised that the priority is determining how to replace Salah's role, whether with a similar player or a different tactical approach.
