Julian Nagelsmann is one of the more intriguing options on this list to succeed Arne Slot as the next Liverpool boss, with the young German coach still highly rated by many clubs across Europe. We don't hear about Nagelsmann as much as we used to, as he is currently the manager of the German national team, meaning that he isn't in the spotlight as much as he was when he was at RB Leipzig and Bayern Munich.

The 38-year-old has quite the CV for a coach of his age, and is likely to be available for a switch after the World Cup, which would be two major tournaments for him with Germany, which is the usual shelf life of a national team manager. Stylistically, I think he would be more in line with Jurgen Klopp, which would be attractive to Liverpool fans who surely miss a little of the heavy metal football they used to play under their former manager. This is where there is a little disconnect between the Liverpool fans and Arne Slot, who likes to prioritise control in games.

Nagelsmann is arguably the most experienced coach under the age of 40 available to big clubs, which seems to be the trend. Manchester United have also been linked with him, and I suspect there will be many other big clubs across Europe in the queue for a manager that has won a league title, and maintained a win percentage of 50% or higher in each of his last three roles.

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One of the big clubs will take a risk on Cesc Fabregas in the coming weeks and months, with the former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder showing real promise as a coach with Como in Serie A. He's got an excellent setup around him, but Fabregas is still punching above his weight with the Italian side, and his association with the Premier League could make him an attractive option for Liverpool should they miss out on other targets that are more favoured in the market.

Fabregas is 38 and in the mould of what a lot of the elite clubs are looking for now in a manager. The majority of big clubs want a manager who is willing to work within their framework, which is something that Fabregas has shown he is capable of doing through his work with Como. The former Premier League winner has repeatedly praised the structure and support of the club, which will appeal to boardrooms around Europe who are attempting to completely change the previously understood role of a manager.

Fabregas has other suitors and was previously linked with the Chelsea job when Enzo Maresca was dismissed from his role. I suspect that these rumours will intensify towards the end of the season, with Fabregas being a solid option for a club like Liverpool, who will want a long term manager to succeed Arne Slot, who may not be their long term leader.

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Xabi Alonso looks destined for a return to Liverpool when the managerial role becomes available. He was heavily linked with the job prior to Arne Slot signing on the dotted line, but he didn't make the move to Merseyside due to his connection with Bayer Leverkusen, with Alonso feeling as though his work at the Bundesliga club wasn't quite finished.

He has been at another club since that successful spell in Germany, with Alonso taking charge of the biggest club in world football, Real Madrid. Alonso didn't perform poorly as Real Madrid manager, but factors such as player power and the ridiculously high demands of a club like Los Blancos made for a short relationship, with Alonso leaving the club by mutual agreement after defeat in the Spanish Super Cup final.

Alonso's spell at Real Madrid shouldn't put off Liverpool too much, seeing as they were so keen on him before he made the move to Madrid. Alonso also has a connection to the club through his playing career, having made 186 appearances for the Reds between 2004 and 2009. Alonso was always seen as a player that could progress into management, and his stock is still really high with the decision-makers at Anfield despite his short spell at the Bernabeu, which can hardly be labelled as a failure.

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