Speculation surrounding Liverpool’s managerial situation has intensified in recent months, with former midfielder Xabi Alonso frequently mentioned as apossible candidate should the club make a change. However, Hamann warned that replacing the manager would not guarantee improvement, particularly with uncertainty surrounding several key players.
"Then obviously, you need to see what's happening in the summer after the World Cup with players going, obviously Andy Robertson leaving, Mohamed Salah leaving," he added. "But yeah, I think it's a decision that is understandable. Now with Arne Slot, I think it's split because of what he's done last season."
"I think it's probably the first time in a long time that it's as split as it's ever been. I think both camps have a case, but the club has to make a decision. And I think there's been so much uncertainty this year. I don't think there's any guarantee a new manager will change things. Obviously there was a lot of talk about Xabi Alonso. I'm not sure whether he would be interested. I'm sure they would have asked him whether he would be if there was a change."