After their disappointing exit in the Champions League, Liverpool's Arne slot has turned his focus to the Premier League Liverpool’s Arne Slot has shared his thoughts on the difficulty of winning different competitions after his team’s Champions League exit at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain. PAY ATTENTION: Stay updated with the Latest Soccer News in Nigeria from Pulse Sports While disappointed by the European setback, Slot made a bold claim that the Premier League is the toughest competition to win. Slot claims Premier League Is the toughest challenge Liverpool’s first-year manager admitted that while the club had aimed to win every competition, their recent elimination from both the FA Cup and Champions League has left them with only two possible trophies. Speaking about the challenges of winning major titles, Slot stated, “Unfortunately we were already out of the FA Cup and unfortunately after Tuesday we are out of the Champions League as well so there are now only two trophies for us to win. “I think in general the Premier League is the hardest one to win of all of them because it’s 38 games and you have to do so many things well. “Cups, and even the Champions League, although those are played over two rounds, are easier to win, but still very difficult!” Liverpool seek redemption in EFL Cup With their European dreams shattered, Liverpool now turn their attention to domestic silverware in the league and EFL Cup. The Reds are 15 points ahead of Arsenal in the Premier League, though their rivals have a game in hand, making the title race far from over despite the significant advantage. However, Slot and his players have an immediate shot at glory in the Carabao Cup final against a depleted Newcastle United. Looking ahead to the clash, Slot remained optimistic, saying, “Now it’s nice that we are in the final and having a chance to win our first trophy.” Victory on Sunday would not only secure Liverpool’s first silverware under Slot but also serve as a morale boost for the Premier League title run-in after their disappointing Champions League exit.