Arne Slot’s three strict training session rules revealed ahead of Liverpool appointment

Ahead of his imminent appointment as Liverpool manager, Arne Slot’s three stringeqAnt training regulations have been disclosed.

Liverpool and Feyenoord have tentatively settled on a compensation sum for the Dutchman, who is set to suAcceed Jurgen Klopp pending finalization of the agreement.

Expressing his eagerness to join Anfield publicly, the 45-year-old has communicated his intention to leave Feyenoord. In return, Feyenoord will receive a fee estimated to range between €11 and €15 million.

Slot is highly regarded as one of the top coaches in global football, evidenced by Feyenoord’s positive net spend during his tenure.

Despite currently trailing PSV in the Eredivisie, Slot guided Feyenoord to victory in the Eredivisie last season and secured the KNVB Cup.

While not known for strict discipline, Slot has training rules that he adheres to. According to The Daily Telegraph, players under his leadership at Feyenoord were instructed to press constantly, reflecting Slot’s emphasis on possession-based play and pressing tactics.

Slot’s coaching approach involves extensive use of statistics and video analysis, which players were reportedly exposed to regularly as part of their training regime.

Additionally, Slot modified the popular rondo drill, requiring players to make one-touch passes without returning the ball to the passer and keeping the ball below knee height at all times.

In discussions with Dutch media regarding Liverpool’s interest in him, Slot expressed appreciation for the attention from a prestigious club.

However, he emphasized the importance of maintaining focus on Feyenoord’s upcoming matches, including the cup final.

Slot indicated that negotiations were underway, suggesting that Feyenoord may set a record for the highest-paid Dutch transfer fee for a coach.

Despite ongoing discussions, Slot expressed confidence that an agreement would be reached between the parties involved.