Liverpool’s alarming slump has sparked unease across Anfield, with Roy Keane questioning Virgil van Dijk’s leadership after a fourth straight defeat in all competitions — a 2-1 loss to Manchester United that deepened their malaise. Van Dijk urged calm, but Keane felt the captain “needs to take a look at himself,” accusing Liverpool of looking “edgy and unbalanced.”<br /><br />Not since 1953 have Liverpool lost five in a row, and supporters are drawing uncomfortable comparisons to the dark spells that ended previous managerial reigns — from Brendan Rodgers’ slide in 2015 to the late-season stumbles under Jürgen Klopp.
