Liverpool is experiencing its worst crisis since the 1953/1954 season, with a series of defeats and poor performances. Recently, Liverpool suffered a humiliating 1:4 home defeat against PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League, marking a continuation of their declining form. The team, currently placed 12th in the Premier League with only six wins out of 17 matches, has also set negative records, including three consecutive losses by at least three goals and a poor start in recent matches. Captain Virgil van Dijk's costly mistake early in the PSV game led to a penalty and Eindhoven's opening goal. Despite an initial equalizer by Dominik Szoboszlai, Liverpool could not recover, and Eindhoven scored three more goals, with Couhaib Driouech sealing the victory with a late double. The crisis has sparked intense media criticism, with headlines describing Liverpool’s performance as a “horrorshow” and a “demütigung” (humiliation). Fans have expressed frustration, and the team’s morale appears low. Ex-Liverpool player Didi Hamann commented on the situation, suggesting that the club has likely spoken with Jürgen Klopp about a possible return, given the club's dire situation. Hamann emphasized that Liverpool’s current struggles stem from a loss of control and confidence within the team under current manager Arne Slot, whose position is under threat. The club’s poor results include a 0:3 defeat to Manchester City, a 0:3 loss to Nottingham Forest, and the 1:4 defeat against PSV. The team is also facing challenges in the Premier League and Champions League, with a need for significant improvement ahead of upcoming matches against Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid. Meanwhile, Liverpool’s former star and current pundit Didi Hamann noted that many fans are longing for Klopp’s return, and that the club has probably already engaged in discussions about potential coaching changes amid the crisis.