The Reds manager is confident of reviving his players after a disappointing Premier League title defence this season.
And The Times says Liverpool's directors are in agreement, with no discussions being held about replacing Slot this summer.
Xabi Alonso, who is available after his dismissal by Real Madrid, is said to have fielded contact from Liverpool intermediaries. However for the moment, there is no appetite to replace Slot inside the club.
Indeed, Liverpool's football managers believe circumstances have worked against Slot and they remain fully behind the manager.
Liverpool spent over £400m on Slot's squad last summer. But it's now accepted that injuries and the need for a bedding down period for their foreign signings have worked against them this campaign.
As such, the board wants to give Slot every chance to turn things around next season.