In an astonishing reveal, Liverpool's own Andy Robertson shared the inspiring pre-season message from manager Arne Slot that propelled the team to their latest Premier League triumph.

During the summer, while many players were away at international tournaments like the Euros and Copa America, Slot took the initiative to personally call each senior player, fueling their motivation.

The Dutch coach made an immediate impact following his appointment at Anfield after Jurgen Klopp's departure, leading Liverpool to a smooth sailing Premier League season.

This achievement has placed Slot in elite company, becoming one of just five managers—joining the likes of football giants Jose Mourinho and Carlo Ancelotti—to clinch the Premier League title in their debut season.

Robertson offered insights into Slot's formidable approach during a chat with Sky Sports, praising his winning mentality. "From the start, it was clear he was a winner," he said, recalling how Slot boldly addressed the team’s disappointing third-place finish from the previous season. He stated, "We finished third last season and aren’t happy; we want to finish first this season." These words echoed with the players, setting a determined tone.

The left-back noted Slot's well-defined vision for transforming Liverpool back into champions. After tasting bitter disappointment in the final moments of the previous season—when Manchester City snatched the title away in 2022—there was a renewed sense of purpose.

Robertson continued, emphasizing Slot's focus right from the beginning: "He had a clear plan; we never knew if it was going to be successful or not. But we thought, ‘We need to back this, and if we do, it will be good.’”

As the season concludes, Liverpool is set to lift the coveted trophy in front of their devoted fans for the first time in 30 years. The last time they triumphed under Klopp, supporters were barred from stadiums due to COVID-19 regulations.

In a grand celebration, following their final match against Crystal Palace, the team will parade the trophy through the streets, with thousands of jubilant fans expected to join the festivities and honor this historic achievement.