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Liverpool fans notice transfer target’s social media activity as Arne Slot’s arrival confirmed

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Liverpool fans have taken note of the social media activity of one of their rumored transfer targets following reports of Arne Slot’s imminent arrival.

After weeks of speculation, it was revealed this week that Liverpool have identified Feyenoord boss Slot as the primary candidate to succeed Klopp in the summer.

On Thursday night, Slot expressed his desire to join Liverpool ahead of Feyenoord’s 3-1 victory over Go Ahead Eagles.

Liverpool supporters have taken note of the online presence of a potential transfer target following the confirmation of Arne Slot’s appointment. As reports circulate regarding Slot’s likely succession of Jurgen Klopp in the upcoming summer, fans observed Feyenoord manager Slot expressing his desire to join Liverpool.

Subsequently, reports emerged of an agreement between Liverpool and Feyenoord for Slot’s managerial role. In light of these developments, Liverpool fans swiftly spotted social media activity from Willian Pacho, a player linked with a move to the club.

Reports suggest Liverpool’s keen interest in the Eintracht Frankfurt defender, with discussions already underway, although Eintracht may demand a significant fee of €65 million. It’s been speculated that Pacho acknowledged the news of Slot’s arrival by engaging with a post from transfer expert Fabrizio Romano on social media.

However, it was later revealed that he unliked the post.

Speaking on Thursday, Slot said: “Everybody understands Feyenoord will want to receive as much money as they can get, but I get the feeling that they will not begrudge me this move.

“I anticipate that clarity will emerge in the coming days.”

Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher remarked, “Transitioning from Feyenoord to Liverpool represents a significant leap, underscoring the current scarcity of elite managers available in the market.”

“Initially it was Xabi Alonso – it’s only his first full season as a manager – then there was talk of Ruben Amorim from Sporting, who’s only 39. Now Arne Slot is the favourite.”

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