Following a legendary Anfield figure like Jurgen Klopp is a challenge to embrace rather than shy away from, said Arne Slot in his first news conference as Liverpool manager.
Dutchman Slot has signed a three-year deal and succeeds Klopp, who stood down after eight-and-a-half largely successful seasons.
The 45-year-old only has to look at Manchester United to understand how much of a struggle it can be replacing an iconic manager.
However, the former Feyenoord chief has no trepidation about the task that lies ahead.
“You can look at it both ways," he said.