The pressure is mounting on Arne Slot, and according to one Mail Sport journalist, the questions surrounding Liverpool's head coach aren't going away anytime soon. After another frustrating result at Old Trafford, the doubts are growing louder.

Speaking on his YouTube channel, reporter Lewis Steele delivered a stark assessment that captures the current mood around Anfield. "Slot needs to show something to give fans belief that he is the man to turn it round," Steele said, reflecting a growing unease among supporters.

Steele didn't stop there. Looking ahead to next season, he added: "Something to give fans belief that next season will be better… so far, I've not seen any evidence to suggest it will be." It's a damning verdict that echoes wider criticism following the defeat to Manchester United, where Liverpool were second best in the first half before rallying after the break.

The performance has drawn sharp analysis from former players too. John Aldridge suggested United were "there for the taking," while Roy Keane claimed Liverpool looked "frightened to death." Both pointed to deeper issues with control and confidence, rather than just personnel problems.

Context matters, of course. Injuries have forced major changes and disrupted rhythm throughout the campaign, a constant theme that's tested the squad's depth. But the inconsistency—particularly the dramatic drop-off between halves and repeated defensive lapses—is what's fueling doubts like those raised by Steele.

With a crucial clash against Chelsea at Anfield on the horizon, the stakes are clear. It's no longer just about picking up points; it's about delivering a performance that gives fans something tangible to believe in. For Slot, the clock is ticking to prove he can turn things around.