Arne Slot knows Klopp's previous performance and I'm sure he will use the same strategy to keep Liverpool's performance the same as when Klopp was still there.
For me that will be the start of the team, that they continue with the team ideas that Klopp had but with some improvements, whenever there are improvements in a team the best has to be given so that the players remain motivated, of course the new coach has to consider that things can be added or removed from the strategies, the idea is that it works and that they can score goals, make the difference and be at the level, even above the neutral level they had when Klopp was coaching, so far the team is not bad, they have the best players, they have not left, I hope they do not leave either.
Liverpool future is completely entrusted to Arne Slot, regardless of where Liverpool ends next season, but with the similar principles of Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot, it will be a strong reason that Liverpool's performance is in the right hands. Everything needs a process to adapt to each other and now the time to adapt for Arne Slot is enough for the players to be able to build cooperation. Don't have high hopes in his first season with Liverpool, but at least Arne Slot started his career with Liverpool in the EPL and UCL so that 2 challenges at once can demand extra performance.
I am happy that bitLeap came in swiftly in the ongoing discussion. LUCKYMCFLY and the other had believed that Slot is gonna take up the energies of Klopp. Things are not always like that, even if Slot and Klopp share similar ideology they are still different personalities. The worst mistake slot will make in Liverpool is building on the legacies and ideologies of Jürgen Klopp. He must have to develop his own strategies and enconcate same into the boys. It is better that Liverpool fans do not have high hopes, they should not expect the continue with the momentum of Klopp. Even if the best coach in the world has to take over from club, there must still be some lapses that will be fixed in few seasons and not automatically.
Also Liverpool management should learn to trust their new coach and give him sometime to adapt just like as Arsenal did to Arteta. If they expect him to perform miracle, he will definitely not perform that miracle and if he is eventually dismissed, I am afraid that Liverpool will have to face the same fate as Manchester United since ever Alex Ferguson left as the head coach.