Slot also addresses the slow start of Mohamed Salah, insisting that the Egyptian's form is not the sole reason for the team's poor performance. He emphasizes that the players give their all every game and that a reaction from the team is necessary after losing three games in a row.

Regarding Alexander Isak, Slot believes that the Swede is now ready to prove his value after missing preseason due to his transfer from Newcastle. Slot notes that Isak has had five or six weeks of preseason training and is close to the level of fitness required to play for the team.

Slot also discusses the admission from Alexis Mac Allister that his own form has been disappointing this season. Slot suggests that Mac Allister's comments might be referring to the quality of his play or the number of minutes he has played, rather than the results.

Slot acknowledges that the hype surrounding the Manchester United game can be beneficial for his players, providing an opportunity to shake off their form slump. He emphasizes the importance of being at their best in this game, as it is one of the most watched and special matches in the world.

Slot concludes that the team needs to be aware of their recent form and give a reaction in the next game. He believes that the fans will help the team to be ready for the challenge, and that the players need to create habits to improve their performance, regardless of the outcome.

The Dutchman emphasizes that top players do not let results affect their preparation and that the team needs to focus on working every day to improve their performance and make the gap between them and their opponents larger.