One thing that I like in Liverpool is that they are always patient with their new coaches for him to adapt with the players and impact his football tactics on the players for better performance, that is what will make them still keep Arne Slot if he fails to manage the team the way Klopp have kept the standard.
It might be somehow difficult for Slot in the beginning but I believe that with time he will be able to achieve his purpose of coming to Liverpool as a coach. However, if the players don't see good results coming out from Slot strategy, they might start leaving the club and that might start the downfall of Liverpool just like when Benitez left Liverpool.
If you talk about Liverpool's patience with Klopp, then I think it's because they showed respect for him because of the titles they won in previous seasons, and Klopp in subsequent seasons ensured that the team was revived, and moved towards new victories. Klopp's strength was that he would get his players to give their all on the field, and I think it's impossible to play like that season after season, so it was logical that after a great season there would be a decline. I don’t know how patient Liverpool will be with new coaches who haven’t achieved anything yet.
Although the Liverpool management and Klopp have disagreed from time to time, Klopp has built a competitive team with a limited budget compared to other teams in the EPL. This situation made the Liverpool management happy. In the last years, due to bad transfer policies, things didn't go well and the separation was inevitable.
Whenever I remember Klopp, there will be a bitterness inside me. The seasons missed by 1 point, the Champions League, especially the first Real Madrid final, injuries and incapacities... But we must not forget that Klopp brought Liverpool back from the ashes, brought Liverpool back to the days of the 80s and created one of the best squads in history. In 9 unforgettable seasons he has somehow won everything there is to win. His love and commitment to the city of Liverpool has made him the most loved man on and off the pitch.