Arne Slot will have threatening conversations about the future of various young Liverpool stars.
The Reds lost their intact record in Europe on Wednesday evening, because they lost 3-2 to organize PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League. Despite the defeat, the opportunity to provide the opportunity with an ideal opportunity to lead the rule over his team, after he has already qualified for the round of 16.
The Dutchman called a much changed side after he chose to leave 12 senior players out of his traveling team. Players such as Jayden Danns, James McConnell, Tyler Morton and Trey Nyoni belonged to those who were shown.
Danns in particular was associated with a loan movement of Championship Clubs Stoke City, Blackburn Rovers and Preston North End during the January transfer window. League One Wrexham would also like to be the 19-year-old attacker because they want to increase their chances of promotion.
The Red Dragons have a considerable financial influence since they were taken over by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mcelhenney, so that they can attract players from higher divisions. Deadpool star Reynolds alone would be worth a cool £ 281 million ($ 350 million).
Wrexham and other lovers do not have to wait long to discover if Danns is available, since Slot has revealed that he will meet sports director Richard Hughes on Thursday. The manager said they were plans for the last days of the transfer star to discuss plans and which players Anfield could leave.
After Wednesday evening's game he said: “There is always a chance in life. And at the moment we have most of our players fit, so we will have this discussion tomorrow, I think between me and Richard (Hughes) about this players. “
Slot has the immediate future of Danns in Liverpool in Liverpool in January. The young person made his breakthrough with the Reds in the last phases of last season under Jurgen Klopp and earned him big compliments from the German.
Danns played under lock three times and scored earlier this month in the FA Cup victory on Accrington Stanley. The manager has expressed uncertainty about whether a loan movement will be punished for him, but is clearly not worried about his attitude.
“I don't know to be honest at the moment,” Slot said when it was previously asked about a potential exit in the short term. “But I think what I like best about him, and with most Academy players the mentality they have.”
Later in January, Slot dropped a hint that Danns is still part of his plans. Speaking after a recent injury to Diogo Jota, he said: “We have three options, but Jayden really did well when he came in, so we actually have four options and it is up to us as a club to make the best possible decision for the proximity Future but also the future in the long term of this club. “
While the next step from Danns is currently unknown, a player who was impressed by Slot is enough against PSV to prevent him from leaving, midfielder James McConnell. He said, “There is certainly one that will not go on loan: James McConnell. I really liked him today.”
He added: “Maybe the end result today would be good for him to play (elsewhere), but he is a player who has not played much for the past six or seven months because he was injured for a while. He was under the I impress a lot today.
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