Jurgen Klopp offers chance to incoming Liverpool manager, Arne Slot, with one condition.
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Jurgen Klopp offers chance to incoming Liverpool manager, Arne Slot, with one condition.
Jurgen Klopp assures that his phone will be available for incoming Liverpool boss Arne Slot if he wishes to discuss the Liverpool squad. However, Klopp emphasizes that he won't be the one urging Slot or any new staff member to contact him for information. He believes his redevelopment of "Liverpool 2.0" extends beyond his tenure.
When asked if he'll communicate with the new manager, Klopp stated: "It's not my decision. I'm not in a position to offer advice. If new people come in and want to know something, they can call me - everyone has my number. We can discuss anything; I enjoy discussing all aspects of this club with anyone who wants to talk. But it's not my responsibility to make myself available for them to ask."
Klopp also mentions that Liverpool head into their penultimate home game of the season against Tottenham with the knowledge that winning the Premier League title would require a miracle. However, Spurs' defeat by Chelsea confirmed the Reds' Champions League qualification, relieving some pressure as Klopp approaches his last three games in charge of Liverpool.
“That’s definitely my plan. It would be absurd if I didn’t do it,” he remarked. “It requires some convincing to fully embrace Champions League qualification, but it's still a valid achievement.
“We prepare the players, utilize the available time, and let's see what we can accomplish. But yes, my intention is to find enjoyment in it.”
Klopp believes his successor can carry on the team's development with a young squad and revitalized midfield, seeing his departure as a continuation rather than an end.
He remarked, “We aimed to win the league, but it didn’t materialize. However, one must consider the long-term perspective. 'Liverpool 2.0' doesn’t conclude with me. It signifies a new era for Liverpool, and they can progress further.”
Additionally, Klopp expresses confidence in Mo Salah's continued presence, stating that their altercation during the last weekend's draw with West Ham has been resolved.
He added, “Mo is an exceptional player, and I believe others will make decisions about his future. As for Mo, I have no indications that it won't be the case.”
Jurgen Klopp assures that his phone will be available for incoming Liverpool boss Arne Slot if he wishes to discuss the Liverpool squad. However, Klopp emphasizes that he won't be the one urging Slot or any new staff member to contact him for information. He believes his redevelopment of "Liverpool 2.0" extends beyond his tenure.
When asked if he'll communicate with the new manager, Klopp stated: "It's not my decision. I'm not in a position to offer advice. If new people come in and want to know something, they can call me - everyone has my number. We can discuss anything; I enjoy discussing all aspects of this club with anyone who wants to talk. But it's not my responsibility to make myself available for them to ask."
Klopp also mentions that Liverpool head into their penultimate home game of the season against Tottenham with the knowledge that winning the Premier League title would require a miracle. However, Spurs' defeat by Chelsea confirmed the Reds' Champions League qualification, relieving some pressure as Klopp approaches his last three games in charge of Liverpool.
“That’s definitely my plan. It would be absurd if I didn’t do it,” he remarked. “It requires some convincing to fully embrace Champions League qualification, but it's still a valid achievement.
“We prepare the players, utilize the available time, and let's see what we can accomplish. But yes, my intention is to find enjoyment in it.”
Klopp believes his successor can carry on the team's development with a young squad and revitalized midfield, seeing his departure as a continuation rather than an end.
He remarked, “We aimed to win the league, but it didn’t materialize. However, one must consider the long-term perspective. 'Liverpool 2.0' doesn’t conclude with me. It signifies a new era for Liverpool, and they can progress further.”
Additionally, Klopp expresses confidence in Mo Salah's continued presence, stating that their altercation during the last weekend's draw with West Ham has been resolved.
He added, “Mo is an exceptional player, and I believe others will make decisions about his future. As for Mo, I have no indications that it won't be the case.”
