Jurgen Klopp’s future at Liverpool remains secure despite his side's disappointing start to the season.
Saturday’s 2-1 loss to Leeds at Anfield marked Liverpool's fourth Premier League defeat of the season after just 12 games, already doubling their total from 38 fixtures last term. As things stand, it leaves the Reds in ninth place in the standings and 15 points behind league leaders Arsenal.
There is plenty of debate over what is currently going wrong on Merseyside. Is it a lack of investment in the midfield? Has the side been allowed to grow old? Is it the change in formation and Sadio Mane's exit? There are no shortage of questions in the here and now.