News about Jurgen Klopp

Liverpool academy graduate Jarrell Quansah has pledged the club faces a strong future without Jurgen Klopp. Quansah is one of the few Reds playing Spurs today (Sunday) who predates Klopp at Anfield having first signed at the age of five and rising through the academy ranks. He takes a matter-of-fact approach to the German leaving even if his departure has invited similarities with Manchester United's decline post-Sir Alex Ferguson.

Arne Slot is expected to be announced as the successor to Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool in the near future but the Feyenoord boss has suggested that nothing has been made official as of yet. The hiring has been verbally agreed but it appears there is work to be done on the terms. 'Nothing has been officially confirmed yet,' Slot said on Friday ahead of his team's clash with PEC Zwolle this weekend.

LEWIS STEELE: Jurgen Klopp has urged English football fans to lay off incoming boss Arne Slot and give him time to work his magic at Anfield - but the departing German believes he leaves Liverpool in an extremely healthy state for his successor. Klopp has dubbed this current iteration of his Reds side as 'Liverpool 2.0' and the 56-year-old says that, even though he is leaving, the new manager can continue to make positive steps with the young team that won the Carabao Cup in February. 'Liverpool 2.0 does not end with me,' said Klopp, who now has just three games remaining at the club. 'It's just the new Liverpool. It's just the start, they (the new coaching team) can make the next steps.

It would be common for a trainer to feel tense ahead of a weekend in which their dreams could come true, but Karl Burke's angst has nothing to do with horses. Burke has assembled one of the most powerful stables in Britain, his base in North Yorkshire alive with emerging talent. He has high hopes for Night Raider, an intriguing runner in Saturday's Qipco 2,000 Guineas, plus Fallen Angel and Darnation, the two arrows he aims at Sunday's Qipco 1,000 Guineas. Things are ticking along smoothly at Spigot Lodge stables but the same cannot be said at Anfield. Burke, a Liverpool devotee, has been flummoxed by the recent drop-off in form that means Jurgen Klopp's farewell will not be festooned in gold and silver.

TNT Sports have teased Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp by creating a mocked up image of the German - after he savaged the broadcaster over the club's crammed fixture scheduling.   Klopp was in a playful mood during his pre-match press conference on Friday looking ahead to their home clash against Tottenham this Sunday but hit out at TNT for often choosing a 12.30pm slot for his side's Premier League matches. He said their constant fixture congestion was 'a crime' and said the 'insane' scheduling was worthy of an intervention from human rights charity Amnesty International and even asked the TV station to take him off their subscriber list.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has hit out at the idea of Premier League games being played in the USA amid calls for the English top flight to go Stateside. The Premier League is facing new demands for matches to be staged across the pond , with American TV giants NBC determined to stage two from the season's opening weekend on US soil. TV executives and big-name agents in America are publicly lobbying for 'Manchester United vs Chelsea in New York', while the Premier League's chief executive Richard Masters recently admitted the 'door looks ajar' for games in European leagues to be played abroad.

Jurgen Klopp stuck the boot into broadcasters over Liverpool's 'insane' fixture scheduling, with the outgoing German boss not holding back as he called it a 'crime' his side had played so many games in a short space of time.  The Reds are still clinging onto faint hopes of winning the Premier League title ahead of their home clash against Tottenham on Sunday - which comes just over a week after their last game, a 2-2 draw at West Ham.  But before that, Liverpool were struggling through a string of eight games in 23 days as they attempted to juggling Premier League matches with their Europa League campaign, which was ended by Atalanta.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was brought to tears after a fan presented him with a painting ahead of his exit later this month.  The German boss is nearing the end of a near nine-year spell at Liverpool after revealing he was 'running out of energy' in an emotional message to supporters announcing his departure. In his bombshell January statement, Klopp even shared the possibility he could retire from football management altogether - but said he needed more time before making a final decision.

Graeme Souness believes that Mohamed Salah is one of the 'most selfish players' he has ever watched and has claimed that the Egyptian forward 'is leaving Liverpool' amid speculation he could be on his way out of Anfield. Doubts have been raised this week over whether Salah will stay at the Merseyside club past this summer, after the 31-year-old was embroiled in a touchline row with Jurgen Klopp during the Reds 2-2 draw away to West Ham on Saturday.  The outgoing manager had opted to rest Salah from the starting line up for that match - with Liverpool's attackers having struggled in front of goal during the Reds' title run-in. The 31-year-old forward, whose contract will expire in 2025, was seen speaking furiously with Klopp on the sideline before the Egyptian fanned the flames after the match, telling journalists: 'If I speak, there would be fire if'.

The forward had an ugly touchline quarrel with manager Jurgen Klopp when they drew 2-2 with West Ham on Saturday. Klopp dropped Salah for the pivotal visit to London and the Egyptian striker was fuming at the decision, even when bringing him on in the 79th minute.

Liverpool have unveiled their new 2024-25 kit (left) with a hint of nostalgia after using a legendary former jersey as inspiration. The Reds are preparing for a new season without manager Jurgen Klopp after the German announced he would leave his post at Anfield following nine years in the job. And now the club have given a hint of what life at the club will look after the 56-year-old has departed after revealing their new strip for next season - which has been inspired by their famous 1984 team (inset).

Graeme Souness (pictured right) has hit out at Liverpool after their late season collapse and claimed they have missed a huge opportunity. The Reds had been well in the Premier League title race for most of the campaign, with Jurgen Klopp's side two points clear at the top after a 3-1 victory over Sheffield United on April 4. Liverpool also won the Carabao Cup in February, and there was genuine hope Klopp (top left) could end his time at Anfield by securing a historic quadruple.

Jose Mourinho has delivered a glowing appraisal of his compatriot Ruben Amorim, claiming that the Sporting Lisbon manager would be 'capable of coaching at any club'. The 39-year-old has recently been in talks to take over at both Liverpool and West Ham. Last week, it appeared the Sporting boss had flown to London to sit down for meetings with West Ham representatives over a move to succeed David Moyes.  While his move to Liverpool seems all but off the cards, with the Reds seemingly closing in on a deal to appoint Arne Slot as their successor to Jurgen Klopp, it also appears that a potential move to join the Hammers is also now waning. 

Mo Salah (centre) has not looked himself of late. A spat with Jurgen Klopp, time running out on his contract and a reduction in his production have all cast doubt on his future at Liverpool. But just when Reds fans were ready to countenance their talisman's departure , reports surfaced which claimed the club expect him to remain for at least another year. But how accurate are reports of his tailing off? Mail Sport takes a look at how the Egyptian King's goal contributions compare to his peer in Europe's top-five leagues.

The Hammers strikers netted an equaliser for the home side moments after the heated exchange between player and manager had concluded. The pair could be seen getting visibly angry with each other before the Egyptian was introduced as a substitute, with Darwin Nunez having to step in and separate the two staple pieces of Liverpool 's last decade. Antonio has revealed what Hammers players close to the incident recalled about the situation and he claimed to understand why the argument started.

Liverpool are set to lose another key member of the club's coaching department at the end of the season as Jurgen Klopp confirmed his plans to leave Anfield in the summer. Goalkeeper coach John Acterberg joined Liverpool's academy set-up in 2009 before later being promoted to the club's first-team under former coach and club icon Kenny Dalglish.

Nolan gestured for Jurgen Klopp to shake Moyes' hand first after Liverpool 's 2-2 draw with West Ham on Saturday in a show of deference. It is typical for managers to shake each other's hands first following a match - but Tindall, Eddie Howe 's assistant at Newcastle, often doesn't get the memo. He went viral last season for a compilation of him breaking tradition and jumping in to shake hands before Howe could.

The German boss is nearing the end of a near nine-year spell at Liverpool after revealing he was 'running out of energy' in an emotional message to supporters announcing his departure. In his bombshell January statement, Klopp even shared the possibility he could retire from football management altogether - but said he needed more time before making a final decision.

Liverpool is believed to have shelved plans for an open-top bus parade at the end of the season - unless the club secure an unlikely second Premier League title. After securing the Carabao Cup in February, Jurgen Klopp's side looked to be targeting an unprecedented quadruple as they continued to compete in the FA Cup, Premier League, and Europa League.  But after defeat to Manchester United in the domestic knock-out competition and Atalanta in Europe - as well as faltering form in league action - the club could be set to wave farewell to their manager of nine years with just one piece of silverware this season. 

Fulham have been fined £75,000 for breaching rules following the sale of Fabio Carvalho to Liverpool in 2022, the Premier League has announced. The Portugal youth international left Craven Cottage to join Jurgen Klopp 's Reds, with Fulham then making a settlement payment to Balham Blazers, the non-league club where Carvalho had previously played. That payment contravened Premier League registration regulations and Fulham have accepted the breach.

Manchester United have received allegations that 'scumbag' fans are posing as disabled supporters to gain access to away matches this season. The club are given dedicated wheelchair spaces for every away fixture but Chas Banks, secretary of the Manchester United Disabled Supporters' Association, told the latest meeting of the Fans' Forum there has been 'widespread misuse' of these tickets by a group of disabled fans. These have either been passed on to non-disabled supporters directly or through a third party in breach of United's ticket rules. 

Arne Slot has reportedly identified Atalanta midfielder Teun Koopmeiners as his first signing at Liverpool. Feyenoord manager Slot is set to replace Jurgen Klopp at Anfield in the summer, with deal having been agreed between the two clubs. A £9million compensation package has been agreed for Slot with personal terms to be agreed.

Dutch football legend Johnny Rep has backed new Liverpool boss Arne Slot to win the Premier League in his very first season. Feyenoord manager Slot is set to replace Jurgen Klopp at Anfield in the summer and two-time World Cup finalist Rep believes he will make an instant impact. It would be Liverpool's 20th league championship, drawing them level with rivals Manchester United.

Richard Keys has described Arne Slot as a 'mini-me' of Erik ten Hag and believes the new Liverpool manager will suffer similar struggles to his Manchester United counterpart. In a slightly bizarre tirade against the incoming Dutch coach at Anfield, the former Sky Sports presenter claimed not one Liverpool fan is excited by Jurgen Klopp's successor. Keys also claimed Slot's job title of 'head coach' as opposed to 'manager' is significant because it cements the authority of head of football Michael Edwards.