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What next for Jürgen Klopp?
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I think he will take 6 months to a year out of the game at least.
I don't think he would go to another club right now after how he announced this. Bayern surely is eyeing Alonso more right now, and I don't think that will change now.
Al Something for €200m a week
No time better than now!
I bet 1 year pause from football then either NT or something out of UK
Germany
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The managerial merry go round with Liverpool, Madrid and Bayern likely implicated would be an interesting one. Leverkusen too perhaps.
Listen to his interview lads:
1. At least one year sabbatical.
2. Will never manage in England again.
3. Wants to return at some point but if you ask him right now if he will ever return to management, he would answer "no".
4. Doesn't know if it will be club or country when he does come back.
1. At least one year sabbatical.
2. Will never manage in England again.
3. Wants to return at some point but if you ask him right now if he will ever return to management, he would answer "no".
4. Doesn't know if it will be club or country when he does come back.
A year out, like the last time.
His management style is high intensity, high energy. It's not surprising he has to take sabbaticals to maintain sanity.
His management style is high intensity, high energy. It's not surprising he has to take sabbaticals to maintain sanity.
A break then Real Madrid?
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He could make a living off 'Big Dentistry' as an influencer
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No obvious club job for him at a top club bar Bayern or maybe Real. You'd have to assume another PL job is unlikely. Barca is also unlikely. So it's Bayern,Real or Germany.
Man City
I reckon he will take over Atletico Madrid once Cholo leaves.
One year break then one of Bayern/Real Madrid/Barca/Germany. Perhaps even back to Dortmund or going to some of Italian giants. He'll have many offers.
Bayern or Real.
The Real Squad is shaped up perfectly for him. Lots of young players, extremely athletic ones too. Bellingham, Camavinga, Tchouameni midfield 3 would suit his style to a tee.
The Real Squad is shaped up perfectly for him. Lots of young players, extremely athletic ones too. Bellingham, Camavinga, Tchouameni midfield 3 would suit his style to a tee.
Oooh, I hadn't realised at Madrid he'd finally be able to manage the transfer targets that kept evading him at Liverpool
i suspect a break and then maybe German national team. Not sure if he wants another go in pressure grinder but maybe I'm wrong
Yeah I checked the betting and the odds on what his next job will be are as follows.
Germany National Team 1/9
Dortmund 15/2
Real Madrid 11/1
Barcelona 14/1
England national team 16/1
Bayern Munich 80/1
Man Utd 200/1
Save our national team, Kloppo
A year out, then replace Don Carlo.
Barcelona is my bet.
England.
Why would an Al team need a manager? Idiot.
So you're saying there's a chance?
Would love to see it, would be transformative for Spanish football. Also think it’s the club out there that most suits him
Probably this.
Real Madrid where he’ll finally be able to manage Bellingham and Mbappe.
Haha probably should be more like 2000000/1.So you're saying there's a chance?
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One year out then I can see this happening - feels like Barca would be a good fit for him.
Watch his interview. I’m convinced he has fairly serious health issues. No chance he goes straight to another managerial job.
If anything, I'd guess the German national team. Don't see him going to Bayern or the Spanish giants. He won't go to another prem side. Maybe he's just over club football?
"I need to find a different purpose as well, I need to have a look for it. If you ask me, ‘Will you ever work as a manager again?’ I would say now no"
"But all the rest, will I ever work again? Of course, I know myself, I cannot just sit around. I will find something else maybe to do. But I will not manage a club or a country at least for a year, that’s not possible, I cannot do that and I don’t want to"
The guys mid 50s which is young for a manager and even 3 months on from making the decision to stop he is obviously still thinking he doesn't want to manage again. He said it without even being asked.
I don't see him managing anytime soon. A long with the fact it doesn't make much sense to step down with respect to where he has gotten Liverpool, as much as I don't like to say it, I'm with Simon Jordan on this - feels like there is more to it than just having a break.
I think a lot of people are missing some key lines from his interview to be assuming his next job.
"But all the rest, will I ever work again? Of course, I know myself, I cannot just sit around. I will find something else maybe to do. But I will not manage a club or a country at least for a year, that’s not possible, I cannot do that and I don’t want to"
The guys mid 50s which is young for a manager and even 3 months on from making the decision to stop he is obviously still thinking he doesn't want to manage again. He said it without even being asked.
I don't see him managing anytime soon. A long with the fact it doesn't make much sense to step down with respect to where he has gotten Liverpool, as much as I don't like to say it, I'm with Simon Jordan on this - feels like there is more to it than just having a break.
I think a lot of people are missing some key lines from his interview to be assuming his next job.
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By the time he comes back pressing and heavy metal football will be on the way out. Direct football is coming back. Hoof it to the big lad!
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