Arne Slot looks on with his staff prior to the Champions League match between Liverpool and Atletico Madrid at Anfield on September 17, 2025(Image: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)

Emile Heskey admits there is no quick fix to Liverpool's problems. But the former Anfield favourite says the international break came at an ideal time for Arne Slot to properly analyse the issues.

The Premier League champions lost three in a row before the break, tasting defeat in away games to Crystal Palace and Chelsea either side of a 1-0 reverse to Galatasaray in the Champions League.

Liverpool return to action when they entertain historic rivals Manchester United on October 19. And speaking to Tribal Football, Heskey, thinks the break arrives at a good time.

The two-week pause in play affords Reeds boss Slot the opportunity to dissect with his backroom team exactly what is going wrong ahead of that visit from Ruben Amorim's...