JURGEN KLOPP TO LEAVE LIVERPOOL AT THE END OF THE SEASON 😱 [FULL REACTION] | ESPN FC
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- The ESPN FC crew reacts to the breaking news that Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp will be leaving the club at the end of the season.
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His desire, passion, dedication and charisma is unparallel. Jurgen Klopp will be missed not only by the Liverpool fans but those who loves this beautiful game 🙌
Papa Perez will be miss by Franco Fc when he departs as well
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unparalleled? Ask Klopp how Beckenbauer managed Bayern and the German national team who won the WC. It's okay, he put LFC on the map again. Stop making such a big thing about it, it's just football.
Parallel to mine
@@MrTrickster26Thanks as that's the biggest compliment an opposition fan could give the man. And yes he will be missed as he's a wonderful human, the complete opposite to what you see in the mirror each day.🤡
End of the Era 💔 Liverpool fans will surely miss him .. One of the managers I admire so much
Its the timing for me. Was it the right time yo announce it? It might I really do not think so.
@@oluremioludotun3776not my problem. As a rival fan it’s good for me. 😂
@@oluremioludotun3776it is the right time for the owner to have few months looking for a new coach..if he resign in May then Liverpool will be doom as season start in August and pre season in July
His first ever interview when he came to Liverpool, the journalist asked him how he feels about all the excitement Liverpool fans have because he joined Liverpool.
Kloppo answered, it’s not important what people feel when you come in, it’s much more important to see if they’ll be that excited when I leave. Meaning all what matters is what you will do at the club when you join.
The “normal one” is leaving as a legend
WAS ALWAYS GOING TO BE THIS WAY HE'S CHANGED A CLUB CITY AND FAN BASE..... HALF FULL HALF EMPTY...NAALAD A BILLION PERCENT FULL...... WE'VE SEEN THINGS THEY'LL NEVER SEE
@THINKINGCAPZ369 you and I will live forever.
@@Anu-po5mlin the comments
Looking back at all the achievements Klopp made, I cant but feel a bit sad that we came in 2nd twice within 1 point and lost two UCL finals (especially the second one vs Real, we really needed revenge and we had a perfect team to do it but Courtois had the perfect game).
It takes a real man to admit he can no longer captain a ship.
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In 2018, a distant echo reached my ears from across the Atlantic, whispering of a team in red that transcended the boundaries of a sport. It wasn't just about goals or victories; it was about principles, fairness, and doing things right. Liverpool FC emerged, adorned with names like Salah, Milner, Henderson, Robertson, Mane, and Firmino - a symphony of talents guided by the maestro himself, Jurgen Klopp.
Klopp isn't just a manager; he is an architect of dreams, weaving threads of energy, positivity, and belief into the very fabric of Liverpool. In the alleys of Anfield, a transformation unfolded - not just of a team but of a city, a fan base, and a mindset. Each match was a brushstroke on a canvas, crafting a masterpiece of resilience and camaraderie.
And today, as Klopp announces his departure to us, I reflect on a journey that transcended the boundaries of football. His legacy isn't just the trophies, but the spirit, the fight, and the indomitable will to stand up for what's right. In every cheer from the Kop, in every chant echoing through the city, Klopp's impact reverberates-a testament to the enduring power of a team that plays not just with skill, but with heart.
As the final whistle approaches, I honor and celebrate the man who infused not just a game, but a way of life, with his artistry. Klopp, the conductor of dreams, will leave behind a symphony that will echo through the hallowed corridors of Anfield and beyond, inspiring generations to come.
You'll Never Walk Alone ♥️
Very well said...
Klopp announced it early to put it out there, let everyone absorb it and get over it, then move on with the season. Better than hearing the day after the season that he's gone & the new manager search clock is limited. Klopp always thinking ahead & putting the club first. What a legend. Up the reds!
Despite being a Chelsea fan, it will be very sad to see Klopp leave…
We will never forget .... The man with passion ... I can remember the Salah penalty against Newcastle how he love the team is beyond doubt..
Liverpool love's you jurgen 🙌
He is a LEGEND! He will always in our( Liverpool) Heart😢😢💪💪💪🤟
You aren't even from Liverpool
Go to yo mama and cry about it @randy
Kloop quote was so right
“it's not important what people think when you come in but what they think when you leave”
As a Liverpool fan I am saddened by the news. However, I am grateful for all the memories Klopp has made for us fans.
like finishing 5th last season?
@@ddha0000 Like thumping your united 7-0
@@nerodante1980 and still finished below us and won no trophies. yikes.
I'd take a CL, PL, league cup and fa cup over a league cup in the past 5 years@@ddha0000
Another important thing as to why Liverpool have been so successful during the Jurgen Klopp era has been excellent recruitment decisions and his ability to develop players and turn them into world beaters. A prime example of this is Mohamed Salah as the guy was seen as a premier league reject and under him the guy nowadays gets all these “best player in the world” shouts and Sadio Mane was seen as a good forward at Southampton, he was Jurgen Klopp’s first big signing at Liverpool and at one point he was in contention for the Ballon Dor, Virgil Van Dijk as well is now one of the greatest defenders of his generation. Andy Robertson was playing in Hull City and once again was literally the best left back in the world. Trent Alexander Arnold Diogo Jota Luis Diaz Cody Gakpo Darwin Nunez Fabinho Jordan Henderson Curtis Jones Dominik Szoboszlai and others have got better and developed under him whether they were signed by another club or made them better players.
Liverpool’s success under Jurgen Klopp absolutely makes a mockery out of Manchester United and Erik ten Hag. Earlier today I read something that says that Erik ten Hag in 2 seasons at Manchester United has spent more money than Jurgen Klopp during his 8 year tenure at Liverpool. What I mean by that is over the years Manchester United have spent hundreds and millions of dollars on players in the last decade and have had little to no success whatsoever and Erik ten Hag has spent a lot of money and has gotten all the players that he wanted and 2 years into his project, where’s the identity and what’s the direction that this football club is heading. Last time I checked, this was the same guy that said “all eras come to an end”. That has nothing to do with why Jurgen Klopp is leaving Liverpool because that’s embarrassing for him if Man United end up sacking him but that’s for another conversation. Unlike certain teams, not only they did spend money wisely, Liverpool had a vision under Jurgen Klopp and he actually developed the players and turned them into superstars and he’s done it at Mainz and Borussia Dortmund as well and the guy is a special manager.
Perfectly said. Me a die hard man u fan
Mo salah had already proven himself at serie a
@@Mo-Jun-Mose I know he did well at Roma, but when he joined Liverpool, the agenda that people had towards Mohamed Salah was that he was a premier league reject and he went from good to a guy who’s been getting “best player in the world” shouts. All of this doesn’t happen without Jurgen Klopp.
Jurgen Klopp has earned his respect. Sad to see him go. Legendary manager and a truly great guy.
Jurgen Klopp has been an exceptional manager for Liverpool, and his departure will surely be felt. His passion for the game and leadership skills have been invaluable to the team, and it's going to be a challenge for Liverpool to find a suitable replacement who can match his level of expertise and commitment. However, Klopp's legacy will continue to inspire and influence the team's future successes.
The only manager that can challenge pep
Pep cant do anything without money
When Pep can take a non-elite team to the PL or CL like Mourinho (Porto) and Ranieri (Leicester) then I’ll take him seriously. He’s only ever managed teams who were already the best of the best. He actually took Bayern Munich backwards.
@@teenageapocalypseusa5368if you don't take him seriously that says more about you than anything
@krizmoses4858 neither can Klopp. Spent 1.3b and you guys act like he's managing bourmouth. Lol Pep ran him off the PL.
@@teenageapocalypseusa5368Porto was an elite team. Mo coukdnt get it done with cfc, utd or Real. Gets fired from every job. You realize you've just denigrated Klopp in the process right?
I like Klopp not only because I am a Liverpool fan but like his passion and the respect he shows to all individual. Never seen him throwing his player under the bus. I will miss him dearly.
not very respectful to referees though
😮😢…what a great loss for LFC. He will be forever a LFC legend. If the club chooses the next manager ONLY based on their CV, their tactics or systems of play then we will struggle again. LFC’s play was a reflection of Jurgen’s personality, character, humanity, humility & his big heart to put the whole LFC family & the fans first instead of himself, not just only on tactics & systems. It was about continuous improvement and hard work & loving what you do and having fun. The next manager needs to have these traits. God bless Jürgen & thank you…YNWA
Jurgen Klopp announcing that he’s leaving Liverpool at the end of the season is something that caught a lot of people off guard and it shocked the entire footballing world. It’s understandable that a lot of people are sad and confused on why he’s leaving as yes he’s had a very successful tenure at Liverpool we get that he turned them back to a top European club, but at the same time we have to respect his decision.
Earlier today, he said that he wants a break from coaching as he doesn’t have energy to coach and maybe some of it is down to the congested schedules because we’ve heard him voice out about how the players are playing too many games, he doesn’t like 12:30 kickoff time games and as a manager you feel like there’s some stress going on and you want to take a break meaning that he won’t coach another team until 2025 or 2026 at the latest. He’s done incredibly well and his last ever home game on the Liverpool touchline will be a sad day for their fans and many of us don’t know why he’s leaving, but we have to remember that there’s more to life than just football and that has to also be accepted. From now until the end of the season, appreciate Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool regardless of whether they win draw or lose.
I'm not even a Liverpool fan and I will miss him dearly. This will be a major loss for the world of football. Any book on the history of football tactics or the Premier League will mention his name. I hope he gets a well deserved break and eventually comes back and takes on another project.
why? he has not done anything new or inventive.
@@ddha0000 He didn't invent geggenpressing, but he was the one who brought it mainstream at Dortmund and over to the PL at Liverpool. Read any book on the history of football tactics, and it will mention Klopp's name. Have you read the Inverted Pyramid or The Mixer?
Jurgen Klopp turned Liverpool from a decent team to one of the best teams in the world in a span of 9 years. Prior to his arrival at Liverpool, apart from the 2013/14 season where they almost won the Premier League title, they were average and mediocre and they became a top European club again under his management. His notable achievements there are winning the Premier League for the first time in 3 decades and Champions League for the first time since 2005, and did a domestic double winning the FA Cup and Carabao Cup in 2022 and were 2 games away from a quadruple and this season they’re back on top of the league and are in the hunt to win 4 trophies. Despite not having the same level of financial backing as other top clubs, Liverpool were the only team truly competing with Manchester City for the premier league title and they’re the only reasons as to why they don’t have 6 league titles in 6 years. They missed out narrowly by a point in 2019 and 2022, they came close on a few occasions and without Manchester City’s premier league dominance and Real Madrid beating them in 2 different UCL finals in 2018 and 2022 they would’ve won a lot more trophies under him. His success at Liverpool has been down to smart recruitment player development and their resilience as he installed this attitude of them being able to win games in so many different ways as under him they became a difficult team to play against.
What makes Jurgen Klopp special as a manager is that he was the last manager to win the Bundesliga over Bayern Munich and the premier league over Manchester City. With Borussia Dortmund he won the Bundesliga in 2012 and that was the last time that Bayern Munich lost the Bundesliga since then they’ve gone on to win 11 consecutive league titles and have dominated the league for a decade and in 2020 with Liverpool he won the premier league title and since then Manchester City have won 3 straight league titles. Just imagine if he was managing clubs with unlimited finances and more financial backing, the fact that he managed to rebuild the likes of Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund while being on the fraction of a budget it tells you how great of a manager he is. Even though he’s had some heartbreaks in major finals, he’s one of the best managers in the history of the game.
Well explained
As a City fan, It will be sad to see him go, he's done a great job at Liverpool and has been a great competitor to City and the entire league! Thank you Mr. Klopp!
The game is sadly void of characters on and off the pitch so the Premier league will miss him.
His Charisma, His Aura and his infectious booming laugh that you can hear across the hall. The fans and players will surely miss him
I'm devastated , man! The news totally caught me off guard, and the timing was just bizarre. Klopp is like a freaking god to Liverpool, no joke. But hey, life moves on, right? Remember when Bill Shanks left and everyone was like, "Game over, man!" Then Bob Paisley showed up and they straight-up dominated the world for two whole decades! I've been a Liverpool fan since the '80s, and trust me, this is some real talk.
As a legit former benfica prospect yrs ago. Klopp is the blueprint for how to nuture and craft young players...i would enjoy playing for that dude.🎉
As a McDonalds prospect
I agree
Klopp was the perfect fit for Dortmund and I didn't think there was a way he'd be as important to any other club as he was there. In hindsight he fit Liverpool even better.
Great great manager. One you’ll refer to as generational. Liverpool is a great club and are in excellent shape both squad and financially. We’ll get a top manager probably Alonso , Dezerbe are the two at the top of the list. Knew this day would come to an end. Hope we can continue as a great club
I think Xavi will stay put with Bayern Leverkusen, but not sure about Julian Nagelsmann. I don't think Stevie G is ready for Liverpool yet. That is my thought
One of the best coaches modern football... The man won everything for the team... Hope he will comeback to managerial career soon... I am not a Liverpool fan.. But this man made me love them... Thank you klopp... 👌👌👌👌
You sound like a fan since you said you love them. Peps better
@@lukemoltense9535
fan
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noun: fan; plural noun: fans
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"football fans"...
He sounds like a fan to me too 🤣
@@lukemoltense9535rent free in
@@lukemoltense9535 i love city too.. But i am a real madrid fan
@@renjithrajendran5966 you like city, real, and liverpool? My head is gonna explode!
Incredibly dark day, but he’ll leave with immense love and gratitude.
As a Chelsea fan who thought the 100 point city team were inferior to the 95 point Chelsea team … Juergen Klopp created the best premier league team of all time. That 99 point season (especially the win at wolves) was something special. Guy is a legend and everything I hoped Mourinho would be.
You must be a blind man if you truly think this. The 100 points team broke every record in England while playing the most exciting football with Sane, KDB ,Aguero and Sterling just blowing teams away.
'best premier league team of all time'.................hahahahaha
BUILD HIM A STATUE RIGHT NOW! 🔥
For winning 1 PL?
lol, u should learn about LFC history if u really think that
@@BruceLee1.0and a UCL
@@Jerrin._ but Liverpool is a big club lol
He'll get a mural
As much as I am going to miss what Klopp brought to this team, I watched the last game and he looked less than well, something has become to much for him. The man with a heart bigger than the world . Everything he brought to Liverpool. This is just hurting so much but we have to understand why he is going, thank you for everything you have done Jurgen , not just for LFC, but for being the human being that you are that made us believe and brought our dreams back.
Not a Liverpool fan but I hope that Klopp and his family are ok and there are no health issues.
He was jabbed up to the eye ball with covid jabs and that population is showing higher rates in cancer and auto immune disease.
I think Jürgen Klopp just didn't want to hand over the club in the bad condition it was in last year. So he pulled everything he has into fixing the situation to then leave with a good conscience.
I think he thought about leaving earlier already but just didn't want to go like that. He never left like that.
A lot of fans knocking the lack of honours during his time, but it’s the impact on the club, culture, city etc. also look at what he was competing against, two massive oil clubs with unlimited money in Chelsea and city. If you look at Klopps spend vs these two alone, they should be in different leagues. He’s been unbelievable coach, manager and leader right across. If he was ever given an unlimited budget like pep he would have won everything every season
Luck falls another way and Klopp potentially wins 3 UCLs and 4 PL titles in 9 years.
Klopp really took that mid table liverpool to title contenders in both england and europe👍👍....with the limited budget and his team toe to toe with money spree spending and another giants....Huge respect to klopp to give every football fans something special for almost a decade😢😢😢... Dont know what future holds for him... All the best klopp... like your fans say, you'll never walk alone❤
"Bashing away at it day after day" that's pretty much what he said in the full interview. He said he's been at it for 24+ years as a player and then a coach and he's not had time to stop and smell the roses as it were. He wants to experience life and see things and do things that he's missed while being involved with football year after year. That's the gist of part of the interview he gave.
🩸I’ve never cared about Liverpool wining trophies with Klopp as much as enjoying the euphoria that comes with Klopp’s beautiful gegenpressing style of football♥️
Even when Liverpool weren’t at the top of the league, they had a spirit and aura intertwined with the club and community. Klopp not only fit in perfectly to that spirit, he actually added to it. Even if they find a winning manager to follow him, they will never be able to replace that Klopp culture and spirit. Just won’t be the same which is why people are so sad.
Last season Liverpool struggled and he said at that time that if he hadn’t got credit in the bank he might be under pressure. I think he looks like he’s been successful in putting together a new team, and so he’s decided to go out on a high.
Everything must come to an end - and I think he knows deep inside that this is his best chance of leaving within best possible way, considering there is a chance they end the season with multiple titles, maybe even the epl. Just hope this makes the players perform more and not leave them in shock /Liverpool fan
Wish that i can fly over to Liverpool the end of this season and wave farewell to Jurgen Klopp.😢💪💪💪🤟🤗👋
Such an asinine comment, raising your paws and wagging your tail to bark your ignorance
I hope he takes a much deserved break with his family but must get back doing something. A true gentleman
An amazing coach and such likeable person. Regardless which club you support people like Klopp. He achieved so much without spending billions on players. Amazing
I thought they where gonna get rid of him last season when he was losing games after games but Liverpool knew they can't fire a magician. The relationship between Liverpool and Klopp has been incredible
How do you replace a manager who can go toe to toe with city with these stingy owners .
Don't get me wrong they don't spend like boehly (who does? 🤣) but calling them stingy is a wee extreme
Stingy owners that out bidded City at getting Van dijk and bidded over 100 million pounds for Caicedo. 😂😂😂what a stingy owners😂😂😂
@@slayingroosters4355van dijk and Allison was coutinho money...if coutinho was not sold these owners will not have bought those two and caicedo money was just smoke in the mirrors .7 players out in the summer and 4 in shows how stingy the owners are
Stingy is a bit too funny tbf 😂
@@akinpelumikayode8387let’s not pretend that City haven’t bent the rules. They’re cheats and that’s the reality.
Klopp isn't just a manager, I'm feeling like I lost my father 😢. I've watched the best football under him. But life goes on. I love you Liverpool.
I think Sven’s diagnosis really put everything in perspective for Jurgen .
Club knows since november
What ??? Ye must be that. Haha 🤦♂️ your actually serious aren’t you 😮
@@cully84 I am referring to the timing and manner of the announcement .
@@KKinterludedid you watch this presser before the Fulham match .. ?
Klopp will be dearly missed❤.I just hope we carry on with his legacy and don’t go back to the dark ages like Man Utd and Arsenal did.
I think was evident since Liverpool lost out on Pl and CL in 2022. That one was very hard to take. That is what he meant he can't do again and again. Although their league position is great they are playing average at best. It will probably take a new manager to catapult to new heights. Personally I think the spurs manager might be best suited. He has done well so far
Klopp will join German national team in 2025 and take them to World Cup 2026 in USA.
I felt like someone had ripped my heart out when I heard Klopp was leaving.
Good
Xabi is 42. Pep was 37 when he started and started winning w/ Barca.
Stevie might be a laugh a minute, but he’s 100% correct…
If Liverpool get this wrong, it could set them back 10 years…
Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal…
It’s pretty easy to move from title contenders to mid table obscurity…
I think he left the best time, when he will be missed. He knew last year can repeat itself again and that will be a disaster. The rival coach everyone loves
I don't think the player's performances would be affected. They already knew this for at least a month before Klopp announced it publicly.
When I think of Klopp as a manager I think of a mad scientist lol.
Germans shouldn’t be allowed to be scientists
They don’t behave
Im a Manchester united fan but he is one of the coaches in this competition that every one looks foward to watching whether your against him or not you cant deny that he is among the best coaches that has ever coached any team in the Premier league
Liverpool has never spanked Man Utd as hard as under Klopp. His legendary spanks were the final straws in sacking of 4 different Man Utd mangers. Should have been 5 after the 7-0. 😄
2 utd managers
Frank... Liverpool are NOT utd or arsenal - after Shanks (Legend) there was Bob (Legend - still most successful Reds manager), after Bob there was Fagan (Legend who won the first english treble in his only season), after Fagan there was King Kenny (Legend who kept the success going but had his soul and desire crushed after Hillsborough) - this Liverpool is akin to that Liverpool, and not what we saw through the 90's until 2015.
YNWA
I love his charisma. I love his decision and respect it. Let's live by it. I hope when he decides to come back, let him come over to Real Madrid.
Jurgen is the best manager in the world. What he's done at Liverpool is exceptional and that includes galvanizing the club, fans and city of Liverpool. He's unique and is the only guy who's the perfect package. People love him and he's genuine. Jurgen really is unreplaceable. The Premier League will miss him too, he is box office. Amazing leader and human being. We love you Jurgen and thank you for everything. Thanks you for putting the reds back on their perch. Thank you for building a squad that can stay at the top for several years. YNWA
Looking at his interview my eyes almost gave a tiny drop of tears...😢..not because I'm a Liverpool supporter ,just a neutral football supporter ..it's because of the man himself ..I understand what shaka was implying .. Liverpool top of the league & klopp announced his retirement at the end of season..on the positive note Liverpool players will be going all out to win the league not just for the supporters but for klopp too.. strange situations indeed but life must go on..
Sad news but win the trophies for the boss say goodbye and bring alonso.
I thought he would retire at Liverpool
He came as a high profile manager with the unique style. Now he’s leaving as a legend.
Same, i had same reaction as stevie's "what do we do now" , the news was a shock 😢
The ESPN panel have helped soften the blow with an excellent response. Thanks❤
Jurgen Klopp kept his promise by guiding Liverpool Fc winning CL, PL, Carabao cup, world club winner cup, charity shield and FA cup. He transformed Liverpool FC from doubter to believer. Let do it again for his farewell. YNWA and thank you so much Jurgen .😢💪💪💪❤💯
Tuchel will not get a job at a top team after Bayern. Stevie turned right pale when Craig mentioned Tuchel 🤣
I'm a lifelong Man City fan. Klopp is a master coach. Good luck to you Jurgen!
Not a Liverpool fan, but when the news websites all and only had breaking news, Klopp to leave, I assumed he was leaving with immediate effect because of a personal family issue (illness etc) and I was happy to see it is at the end of the season and not due to his family.
Klopp was frustrated after the Spurs game at the beginning of the season,his frustration about the referee’s impact, he will have won the Premiership more than once for Liverpool been rubbed by referee poor decision, add to that the club is not backing him as he wants. This takes its toll on anyone. Good luck to him.
he never mentioned the spurs game during his half an hour long explanation. he never mentioned lack of funds either.
what you have just said mate is a complete and utter made up guess bud.
Add to that city with 115 charges n competing with cheats!
Yes that's right
I agreed with Craig mentioned about Julian Nagelsmann might be the next Liverpool manager. Very similiar style of play compare to Jurgen Klopp.
As a Liverpool fan, the best day was when Klopp signed for Liverpool. He took a team of mediocre players to an european final. Rebuilt the team bit by bit with his limited resources. He is also the manager that set the blueprint for the growth of Academy players alongside Senior players. Built new high tech training ground by sacrificing his transfer budget. Brought in sport nutritionist and revamping routines from diet to training. Being laughed at for bringing in a throw in specialist. And winning every major trophy possible in his 9 year tenure. Closest rival to one of the worlds best team with unlimited funds. Thank you Jürgen for laying the foundation and the sweet memories
How about we win the league for him as token of gratitude
Klopp won the Premier league at the end of the 2019/2020 season, not in 2022 as shown in the dodgy graphics. Someone at ESPN is not doing their job properly.
Im glad they brought Stevie along!!!!
2024 Epl title would be a last gift for Liverpool fans from Klopp
Initially I was all in on Alonso but Stevie's right he lacks that experience and character at this point. De zerbi would be an interesting one. He plays good football, he's charismatic and he has that eccentricity that Klopp has. That said, you'd like someone who has won and if Alonso manages that in Germany, that's enormous
Xabi? The man who literally won everything doesn't had to face adversity? He was not a second class player like Klopp. He was absolute world class.
Stevie was on it today, sharp knowledgeable takes today. Didn't find myself disagreeing with any of the points he made
I've been a Villa fan since I was a young'n in the UK, but I've always like Klopp since he came into Liverpool. He has a great relationship with his lads, and a great relationship with the fans. He definitely will be missed in the EPL (IF he doesn't go to a different EPL team)
He would never go to another EPL team but Germany World Cup coach
Concerning the timing, I don't know if Liverpool are active in this transfer window but I can imagine this would have impacted any potential players decisions.
Coaches like Klopp and Pep are not “starting lineup” managers. Being on top of all aspects of managing a club and personnel takes a toll
The club will go on and its a way healthier position now so there's no excuses for any new manager. Respect to Jurgen Klopp for acknowledging he cant go again next season with the same zeal and thats unfair to the club the fans and himself and you can only admire his honesty nor can you begrudge him anything and what he,s done for this club. He said he thought about pre season next season and thought for the first time " i might not be here " so it was then he realised he couldnt gp again... Fans would sell their granny for him so can you imagine being one of his players ? They love him and we still got the best chapter to write. YNWA
Klopp will not return to coaching before 2025 as he stated in the interview and Carlo will be in the last year of his contract at Real. Klopp at Real? A very big possibility. And Alonso is the new manager at Anfield. I dont see anyone else!
It could nagalsmann or flick , as next manager it might be to early for Alonso for Liverpool, but if he is given the backing of 3 of 4 years to build on it could be a great ride
Klopp always puts the club first , and the best thing for the club is he leaves , than the club have to follow his leadership when his mind isnt up to it , he wants to leave it in a good moment , with a new refreshed manager comes in and takes us forward , wish him all the best in his new venture 24 years as a manager i can fully understand his decision , i am sure we will see him in the stands in the future
Well said Stevie
Pep Linders is a great replacement if he does not take a sabbatical. Xabi Alonzo, Roberto de Zerbi are great options too.
Klopp will definitely be missed in the PL. I dont think there are but a handful of coaches out there right now that can do what he does as the manager for a club. Love seeing stevie talk even though he's on vacation 😂
I would love to see Zidane as our manager. He’s my favorite midfielder of all time, my 3rd favorite footballer after Messi and CR7. But realistically I don’t think he’ll take the job. But if we have to opportunity Liverpool should jump on it, if not, I think De Zerbi is a good fit. He’s style football fits Liverpool and the squad
Him or alonso. Alonso has the ex player factor to add
For me the best manager in world football, thank you Jurgen for an amazing ride and lets finish this adventure off the best way we can to give you, the players and our fans a fun ride for the rest of the season!
Guardiola is the best bud
Klopp second
@@johnwood5387 Like i said this is my personal opinion there both world class managers but for me Klopp is the better of the two.
Xabi Alonso at the Moment is the best Coach in the world!
You can't get anyone better. What he does at Bayer Leverkusen is simply brilliant
Don't forget to add Steven Gerrard to the list of potential replacements. And Jordan Henderson as his assistant manager. They should win the Championship around 2027-28.
Job well done Mr klopp. The premier league and Liverpool will surely mis you. Go out with a bang. Heads high. Ynwa reds 4life Mr klopp 👏🏾 🙌 ❤
Alonso is the only name on that list that makes sense.
The fans would get behind Ange, or even Gerrard. Our fans are just different, we get behind our team like no others do.
He is an exceptional manager at Liverpool, especially bringing the club back to their former glories, especially the 2020 Premier League title which almost didn't happen.
Having the experience going through the adversity is not a must to succeed at Liverpool. Just look at Guardiola and Zidane. Did they go through adversities to be where they are? You may say someone some people are like born to be successful yet most of us don't see the tremendous effort behind their success.
They had money.
Move over Shankly, Dalglish and Paisley. Make room on the mantle for Klopp. He certainly has joined those three as among Liverpool's greatest ever managers.
Klopp will have some time away from the game but I think he’ll come back and coach the German National Team 🇩🇪
Still remember him touching the sign as a visitor, now he's become a legend. End of an era - wouldn't be surprised if Pep followed soon, now that his main rival is leaving. Time to go get Xabi Alonso.
What do we do now Steve? We are Liverpool. We will win matches till the end