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Now things like this must be a consideration for Liverpool in deciding who they will appoint to replace Jurgen Klopp later. They must ensure that the coach they will appoint can continue the foundation designed in such a way by Jurgen Klopp, it is also unfortunate if they have to start over from scratch when they already have a good foundation.
You gave a good example of Borussia Dortmund, and I'll give you another one. We can see the same thing when Manchester United were in the hands of Alex Ferguson, but after Fergie left we can see how Manchester United, even now they are one of the clubs that are far from consistent. Whereas before Fergie had formed a good foundation at Manchester United, but until now there has been no coach who can work like him and has a good philosophy in the game.
selection of a coach must be done carefully, especially for popular teams, you must be very careful in selecting a coach who is able to have a positive impact on the team and continue its best trend in the long term and all of this actually depends on how the management and team president make the decision to determine who the coach will be, who deserves to be a replacement for the old coach.Now things like this must be a consideration for Liverpool in deciding who they will appoint to replace Jurgen Klopp later. They must ensure that the coach they will appoint can continue the foundation designed in such a way by Jurgen Klopp, it is also unfortunate if they have to start over from scratch when they already have a good foundation.
You gave a good example of Borussia Dortmund, and I'll give you another one. We can see the same thing when Manchester United were in the hands of Alex Ferguson, but after Fergie left we can see how Manchester United, even now they are one of the clubs that are far from consistent. Whereas before Fergie had formed a good foundation at Manchester United, but until now there has been no coach who can work like him and has a good philosophy in the game.
regarding Klopp replacement, I think Mourinho could actually be a reasonable candidate and Zidane also makes a lot of sense, but unfortunately getting a coach who is experienced and can take the team to the next level is very difficult, not as easy as we imagine because sometimes a coach has his own choice to make. decide which team they want.
some of the examples you are discussing are very reasonable and can be an example for other teams not to make mistakes because if a popular team fails to continue its best trend due to a mistake in choosing a coach, it will have a bad long term impact.
For coaching candidates, I don't think Mourinho is in just one category, because now it doesn't seem like his era anymore, for several reasons I don't see him as a suitable replacement for Liverpool. Maybe Zidane is still included as one of the coaches who can continue and provide something for Liverpool, but as we know he is currently still enjoying being alone without a club.
In my opinion there is another coach who is fresher, namely Xabi Alonso. Currently his performance with Leverkusen is very impressive, maybe he could be considered by Liverpool. Even though I don't have mature experience, I see something different about him.
But he would cost quite high numbers for interested teams. Chelsea paid 120 million euros for him. I don't feel like they would be able to make profit in his sale. A rich team might want to take advantage of Chelsea's condition and try to sign him for a much lower price.
