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    Arne Slot Hits Back at Wayne Rooney ‘Aura’ Claim

    Andrew RogersBy Andrew RogersFebruary 21, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Arne Slot responded to Wayne Rooney’s criticism by highlighting his Premier League title with Liverpool FC last season.
    Rooney said the Dutch coach lacked the “aura” required to manage the club.

    Slot insisted success defines presence on the touchline.
    He said winning trophies naturally creates authority and respect.
    He also praised Jürgen Klopp, acknowledging his predecessor’s strong personality.

    Liverpool currently sit sixth before their trip to Nottingham Forest.
    Rooney suggested failure to reach the Champions League could cost Slot his job.
    Slot dismissed the debate and said he focuses only on his work.

    He added that owners remain the most powerful figures at any club.
    They appoint the sporting director and head coach and shape long-term success.

    Slot will face Forest’s new manager Vítor Pereira at the City Ground.
    The match comes after Liverpool lost the reverse fixture earlier in the season.

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