"It something you can ask me better in the end," said the Dutchman, who celebrates his 46th birthday tomorrow.
"How is it going to be for the players with two extra games, is it going to be exciting at the end of the group stage? that is something we have to find out and I don't think anyone has the answer to that at the moment."
Slot has faced more questions about rotation after his lacklustre side slipped to a shock defeat against Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
But he denied not freshening up his side had been the reason, although he did confirm new signing Federico Chiesa would be in the squad for the first time since signing from Juventus.
"For me it is too simple to put the loss on rotation. It's because I think too many players didn't reach their normal level. That was not only the ones that started but also the ones that came in," he added.
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