Why spotlight on Liverpool’s dressing room culture is a sign of a changing club

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Liverpool set the standards last season. Slot does not concur.“I think they [standards] are in a good place right now,” he said.

I am completely convinced that we have enough players next season – and, add to that, the ones that we will sign – to put the standards exactly into the place they are needed. I don’t think it comes down to ages that only 32 or 33-year-old players can set standards.

Standards can also be set by a 20-year-old, like Doue, or Salah who played for Liverpool when he was 26. “Players can help but it is definitely also that the manager sets standards as well,” he said.