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'World Cup's top scorer' Klose "Klopp is the right man for Germany!"
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Will Jürgen Klopp (57) manage the German national team after parting ways with Liverpool?
"Jürgen Klopp will leave the club at the end of the 2023-2024 season," Liverpool announced on the club's official website on March 26. Klopp, who took over at Liverpool in 2015, will be leaving the club after nine years.
"I love everything about this club, I love everything about the city of Liverpool, I love everything about the supporters, I love the team, I love the staff. I love everyone," he said, asking for respect for his decision to move on to a new challenge.
Klopp retired as a player from FSV Mainz 05 in 2001 and took over the managerial reins at Borussia Dortmund in 2008, where he won two Bundesliga titles and one UEFA Champions League runner-up finish.
Klopp's rise to the top of the world's game began after his arrival at Liverpool. He won the Premier League title in 2020, the FA Cup in 2022, the League Cup in 2022, the Community Shield in 2022, the UEFA Super Cup in 2019, and the FIFA Club World Cup in 2019, ushering in Liverpool's golden era.
All eyes are on Klopp's future. Germany national team legend Miroslav Klose, 46, who holds the record for most goals in a 스포츠토토 World Cup (16), strongly believes Klopp should take the job.
"After eight years at Liverpool, Klopp has run out of energy. He will recharge his batteries and emerge again," Klose told Bild on Monday. I think he can be a great German national team coach."
The German Football Association sacked Hanji Flick in September last year after a shock 1-4 loss to Japan. The team then made a surprise appointment of Julian Nagelsmann (36). The young mastermind was guaranteed the job until Euro 2024. If the Germans don"t perform well at the tournament, the speculation of a managerial change could rise again.
If Klopp takes charge of the German national team, will he be able to use the same tactics that he used at Liverpool in international matches?