Ex-Liverpool boss Arne Slot lands new job just months after Anfield exit
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33-second readFormer Liverpool manager Arne Slot has officially returned to football just four months after leaving Anfield, taking up a new role with UEFA that will keep him involved at the highest level of the European game.
Slot has not jumped straight back into management. Instead, the 48-year-old has joined UEFA’s Technical Observer Group for the 2026/27 season, giving him a chance to study elite matches, tactical trends and coaching developments while waiting for the right job to come along.
Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trust It is a very different role from standing on the touchline, but it keeps him close to the Champions League and the wider European football scene.
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Former Liverpool manager Arne Slot has officially returned to football just four months after leaving Anfield, taking up a new role with UEFA that will keep him involved at the highest level of the European game.
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CaughtOffside · reported · 2026-10-11 04:51 UTC
Ex-Liverpool boss Arne Slot lands new job just months after Anfield exit ↗
Former Liverpool manager Arne Slot has officially returned to football just four months after leaving Anfield, taking up a new role with UEFA that will keep him involved at the highest level of the European game. Slot has not jumped
GOAL · reported · 2026-10-09 10:26 UTC
Slot lands new job! Ex-Liverpool boss returns to football after Anfield exit ↗
Former Liverpool manager Arne Slot has officially returned to the footballing world just four months after his departure from Anfield. The Dutchman, who left Merseyside following a difficult Premier League title defence, has accepted a pres
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