Liverpool manager Arne Slot addressed goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher's frustrations over not being the first-choice option, stating he would be more concerned if Kelleher did not want to compete for a starting position. Kelleher expressed his desire to leave Anfield for more playing time, especially after the club rejected offers from Nottingham Forest. Slot emphasized the importance of squad depth for a club competing for trophies, asserting that it's normal for players to want to play but also essential for them to support the team when not starting. He confirmed that Alisson remains the number one keeper while praising Kelleher's readiness to step up when needed. Additionally, Slot lamented the injury of Harvey Elliott, which he described as a significant loss for the team during a demanding schedule. Liverpool faces Nottingham Forest this weekend, aiming to maintain their unbeaten streak.