Supercomputer Predicts Where Liverpool Will Finish in 2024/25 Premier League Season Under Arne Slot

Opta’s renowned supercomputer has forecasted Liverpool’s position for their inaugural Premier League season under head coach Arne Slot.

As the 2024/25 Premier League season approaches, Liverpool are set to start their campaign with a match against newly-promoted Ipswich Town this Saturday lunchtime.

Liverpool supporters are optimistic about the upcoming season following a successful pre-season. The team secured wins over Real Betis, Arsenal, Manchester United, and Sevilla, which has fueled their hope for a strong year.

Although Liverpool have yet to make significant moves in the transfer market this summer, they are actively pursuing highly-rated midfielder Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad. There remains a chance for further signings before the transfer window closes.

Despite the current transfer status, the outlook on the red half of Merseyside remains positive.

Supercomputer Predicts Liverpool’s Premier League Finish

Liverpool concluded Jurgen Klopp’s final season as manager in third place, although they were heavily involved in the Premier League title race throughout much of the campaign.

Opta’s supercomputer has predicted that Liverpool fans can anticipate another third-place finish, with statistical experts assigning them a 40.2% chance of securing that position again.

Manchester City remains the clear favorites for the title, holding a remarkable 82.2% chance of retaining their championship.

Arsenal are predicted to secure the runner-up spot once more, with a slim 12.2% chance of winning the league for the first time in over twenty years.

For Liverpool in the debut season under new manager Slot, there is a 5.1% chance of clinching a second Premier League title, and a 29.6% chance of finishing in second place. Additionally, there is an 11% chance that Liverpool could end up outside the top four.

As the new season begins, expectations for Liverpool are always high. However, supporters are prepared to give Slot time to adapt following his transfer from Feyenoord.

As long as Liverpool show progress and play attractive football, Slot is expected to receive full backing from the Anfield faithful, regardless of the final standings for the season.

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