Jurgen Klopp has insisted he will have no say in who Liverpool's next manager will be after announcing his exit.
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- Klopp set to leave Liverpool
- Will leave club after nine years
- Insists that he won't have a say in replacement
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WHAT HAPPENED?
With the German set to depart the club after nine years at the helm, the hunt for a new manager has begun at Anfield with names like Xabi Alonso, Roberto De Zerbi and Jose Mourinho mentioned. As the hiring of a new manager can be challenging for a club, Klopp has vowed to stay away from the decision-makers as they look to replace him.
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WHAT KLOPP SAID
When asked if he would aid the club with a suitable replacement, Klopp said [via BBC]: "So many people work here with only one idea – to find a perfect solution for Liverpool. The last thing they need is advice from the old man walking out of the door. I wish for the future this club the very, very, very best."
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
Klopp has been touted as one of the greatest managers in the Premier League and the Reds will have a difficult time replacing the stature of the German at the club. During his nine years at the club, Klopp won six major trophies including a Champions League in 2019 and the club's first Premier League since 1990.
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WHAT NEXT FOR LIVERPOOL?
The club will look at all suitable replacements for Klopp and thanks to the timing of his announcement, they will have a decent amount of time to make their decisions.