Arsenal coach 'wanted by Feyenoord as Arne Slot replacement'
One year on from snubbing Tottenham Hotspur to sign a new contract with the 2022-23 Eredivisie champions, Slot is now believed to be on the brink of leaving his homeland to join the Reds.
After links with Bayer Leverkusen's Xabi Alonso and Sporting Lisbon's Ruben Amorim — who also held talks with West Ham United — led to nothing, Liverpool prioritised talks with Feyenoord for Slot, who openly admitted that he waned to move to Anfield.
On Friday, it was reported that the two clubs had reached an agreement over a compensation package worth a total of £9.4m for Slot, who will step into Jurgen Klopp's shoes when the distinguished German departs this summer.
With Slot now on his way out, Feyenoord are turning their attention to potential successors for the 45-year-old, and according to Dutch outlet AD, Arsenal's Albert Stuivenberg is of particular interest.
Stuivenberg to return to Feyenoord after 21 years?The 53-year-old has served as Arteta's right-hand man at the Emirates since the Spaniard took charge of the Gunners in December 2019, helping his side win one FA Cup and two Community Shields in that time.
During Arteta's absences through illness or suspension, Stuivenberg has acted as stand-in manager in his place, taking charge of a 2-1 reverse to Manchester City on New Year's Day 2022, where the Gunners only lost in the last minute.
The Dutchman also took the reins for December's 1-0 defeat to Aston Villa with Arteta banned, and he has previous experience of coaching with Feyenoord, with whom he worked as a youth trainer for over a decade.
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