🔗 Share this article The Reds Vows Not to Alter Attacking Style Amid Recent Slump, Says Slot Liverpool's head coach has announced that the team leadership agree with his assessment regarding the poor performance streak and he refuses to compromise their offensive approach in search of a improvement. The head coach acknowledged that six defeats in seven matches was not good enough ahead of Saturday's match against Aston Villa. Pressure Mounting During Difficult Period Liverpool's coach recognized the scrutiny was intense before his makeshift team suffered Carabao Cup elimination against their Premier League rivals. However, he maintained that this urgency to stop the losing streak is not coming from the team's proprietors or football administration following a substantial investment of approximately £450 million. "We share common perspectives," remarked the manager, whose team next week face Real Madrid in the European competition and travel to Pep Guardiola's side in the domestic competition. Squad Quality Remains Unquestioned Slot believes his team "boast a remarkable roster if they are completely available and completely set for the fixture list". He mentioned that the recent signings in footballers like the attacking midfielder and the forward, who is probably unavailable again against the Birmingham club through injury, had left the club "in such a good place for the short-term future and the years to come". Gelling Difficulties When questioned about why his team were taking so long to gel, he responded: "That question isn't constructive. 'Why, why, why?' I give an explanation and people say I'm coming up with excuses. I can identify several explanations why we are struggling for victories or losing as much as we do but, as I consistently state, there are inadequate reasons to have a run of form as we had now." Even if I could come up with 200 excuses As Liverpool manager you should not suffer defeats The reality is six out of seven Defensive Statistics Only the Clarets (21) have conceded more clear opportunities from normal situations this season than Slot's team (nineteen). The league leaders, Arsenal, have faced two. Yet Liverpool's coach rejects the champions have been too open and maintains there is no reason to abandon offensive philosophy for a defensive approach after ten matches without a clean sheet. "From my perspective we don't giving up numerous openings so I see no justification to modify our philosophy totally but we must improve in keeping clean sheets," he declared. Recent Examples "Versus the Red Devils, how many openings did we give up? Against Eintracht Frankfurt when we were leading 3-1, we hardly conceded a effort at our net. In each fixture we have competed in we haven't given up a lot of chances. Not at all. We do allow a bit more than the previous campaign but that has to do with us being behind early so you play more openly. But typically I don't believe that our challenge is that we give up too many openings. Our issue is we are unable to finish the openings we produce."