Immediately after Hansi Flick was fired from his position with the German national team, local media said that Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp might take over this job.
However, the rumor did not last long when the representative of the Red Devils coach quickly said that the coach would continue to commit to the Anfield team.
While the German press reported that Julian Nagelsmann was about to take over as head coach of the national team, RTL tried to talk to Klopp about it.
The Liverpool manager began by welcoming the selection, saying he would be pleased with the appointment if it was confirmed
“I think Julian is a great fit because he is a great coach.
I would be happy about it – if it happens that way,” Klopp said.
“Age?
It doesn’t matter!
At 28, he has proven that he is a great coach.
He has 8 years of experience.
Others have it at 45 or 50 – at the level highest.
This is absolutely not a criterion.
Klopp then raised the possibility of leading the German team himself.
He was more thoughtful in that answer, pledging his love for Liverpool and emphasizing that there is currently unfinished business at Anfield.
“We are building Liverpool 2.
0 here, we want to attack again, not just see how long can we go on?
I’m loyal to Liverpool.
My heart is here in Liverpool.
You can’t eliminate eight years.
I signed the contract here and as far as I remember, I was not drugged or bound but had to sign verbally.
It was a free decision.
And that’s why it’s inappropriate.
Klopp last signed a contract with Liverpool in April 2022 and has now committed to the club until the summer of 2026.
The boss joined the Red Devils in 2015, after success at Borussia Dortmund.
At Anfield, his achievements include a Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup and a Club World Cup title.