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Very surprising news for Liverpool fans. jurgen klop and some coaching staff will resign at the end of the season. must start looking for a quality replacement coach if you don't want to immediately become a mid-table mediocre team.
Maybe Xabi Alonso is the best candidate to replace Jurgen Klop.

Carlo Ancelotti doesn’t seem to be going there, I thought he will be more interested in coaching a country team than a football club when he finally leaves Real Madrid. Right now, we haven’t heard anything of him leaving the club by end of the season. Liverpool have the grace from now till next season to look for a replacement for Jurgen Klopp who has done tremendously well for the club since joining them nine years ago.

If it was for Liverpool choice, they will still want him to stay but he said it was his decision and it was the best for him to do at the moment now. I really wish him all the best in his future career after leaving Liverpool, indeed, he didn’t allow them to walk alone through the years he spent there. Since joining them, he has won six trophies, including premier league, champions league, FIFA club World Cup etc. Even Liverpool management were happy throughout his stay in the club and they’ll wish him well ahead for all he has brought to the club all the years.

I think this is not an internal problem between Klopp and Liverpool but most likely he wants to find a new challenge for a new club or a new competition because after all he has been at Liverpool for 8 seasons and he has donated many trophies when he served as coach at Liverpool and this season he will also still try to give his best for his last offering at Liverpool.

Currently with Klopp leaving this will be interesting because after all we will definitely know sooner or later where he will start a new adventure in the end and who will be the replacement for Klopp at Liverpool because after all this is quite important especially in this case we can also know that this is a priority for Liverpool looking for a new coach who is suitable for Klopp's current replacement.
My first choice still lies with Xabi but this is only my hope.

Yeah for sure, it is impossible to replace a coach who spends a long time with the club and makes them one of the greatest English clubs and does a lot for the club. So it is very difficult to bring a coach like him and similarly, Klopp is also in the same position for Liverpool. When he leaves the club, maybe it will be very hard for Liverpool to make maintenance like Klopp management. But sometimes, apart from this, coaches have no other choice, one day they leave the club as Klopp is going to do.

I heard some news that Liverpool are going to bring up Xabi Alanson as their new Coach after the departure of Kloop. It will be quite good for Liverpool if they sign Xabi Alanson for Kloop replacement because currently Xabi Alanson is doing so well at the Bundesliga, and if he comes to the Premier League, maybe he will do his best. Liverpool are a big club, and their players, play and financial status are so good so Xabi Alanson has so many opportunities to show himself at a top level and make his name on the top manager list.

I read the news this morning that Jurgen Klopp may be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season. Looking at his time at Liverpool, I think Klopp is a success for Liverpool, he is easily one of the top 5 managers in the premier league currently and finding a replacement for him will be difficult but I won’t call him a EPL legend. This is his ninth year at Liverpool, and he has only won one premier league title. He has delivered on other promises but has not been able to get a impressive record of winning the league title.

A career in the English premier league might be good for Victor Osimhen considering his strength and aggressive play. He might be able to cause much damage to the averagely ratted EPL club defence. The Series A defence is more rugged and tough than the Premiership, so I feel he might be able to get more goals if he moves to an English club. Napoli’s president, Aurelio de Laurentiis was just reacting to the Nigerian striker's comments that he has decided on his concerning his future. But the club will make a fortune from his move because he has a release clause of €120–€130 million. I appreciated Victor's acceptance to extend his contract so that a club that has given him a enough support will have some financial benefit from his sale.

Yeah, currently there may be no replacement for Klopp in terms of standby coach ready to take on the job, but one thing is certain, Liverpool is a club that every manager would want to coach, so if there is no available coache readily to take on the job, some coaches would become interested immediately that the space has become available, and please keep in mind there may be negotiations that would be going on behind the scene that we won't know of and until everything is finally unveiled.

Not all coaches will stay at a club in the long term if their coaching journey does not bring more titles to the club. So far Jurgen Klopp has presented 7 titles for Liverpool during his time coaching, including 1 Premier League title and 1 Champions League title. Uniquely, Jurgen Klopp has never duplicated his title win in the same competition so far and that is for all competitions in which his team has participated.

I actually don't know about the news that Klopp wants to end his contract with Liverpool, but in fact a coach still needs to get more challenges at various other clubs if he wants to become a better coach than he is now. Jurgen Klopp is one of the coaches who has had success in the Premier League, but he is not as successful as Pep Guardiola with Manchester City, who has won 16 titles.



It is not easy to find a replacement coach of Jurgen Klopp's caliber, but in my opinion Xabi Alonso seems to fulfill the category to be Klopp's successor at Liverpool. I'm not sure which other name is suitable to replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool, but management will certainly work hard for that.

Osimhen will leave Napoli in June according to their president.

He will probably end in Premier League.

The rivalry will heat up even more if Klopp decides to end his career at Anfield and start a new career at Old Trafford. An immediate change occurred from the figure of a respected person to another term to describe hatred.

Possible? not in my opinion.
Could big money offers be influenced to become Manchester United coach? there is no definite answer.

After Klopp leaves Liverpool this season he will rest more and will not coach any English club (that's what I know from some news) he could in the future be in the Liverpool board of directors or other positions whose duties are not as heavy as a coach and he would love to do that at Liverpool not another club.

The decision that has been made is that he just wants to rest because he is old, I think he is just tired not because of the age factor.
Apart from all this we already know that this is the last season with Liverpool and this is also almost a lot of staff he brought following Klopp so this is really sad to hear.

Every striker miss chances, and he is not overrated. His performance is a bit low compared to his team performance because it is a country's game with different players that you only train once in a while, unlike your team players that you all train daily, how do you expet his performance to be the same? If he signed for any England team, he will perform well based on the Premier League style of football. Any team that will be able to raise huge amount od money to sign him will have good good playmakers that can create as much chances as possible for a striker to convert, and Osimhen is good at converting chances, he is just having a bad form in the AFCON competition which might end soon.

England Pattern of football is not the same with Aftcan football man, there are alot of professionalism in English football which is not in the African football. We have seen so many players that couldn't play well in their country side but they are playing well in their club side, this is normal.

Klopp's next move after Liverpool puzzles me as much as everyone else. Undoubtedly, he's great there. Winning the EPL, UCL, and other trophies has raised the bar. His departure is major, and it's hard to envisage him joining another English team, especially Manchester United. Too dramatic even for football.

Maybe he's seeking for a fresh challenge outside England. It may be Spain or Italy. Klopp can build a powerful team in some leagues. That would suit his approach, and it would be intriguing to see what he might do in a different setting. Wait and see, but I think his next move will surprise us.

Hell No! Did ye not see his comments about joining another Premier League Competition side? He said even if he's hungry that's something we'll never see him do regardless of who comes. I do hope he's finally and completely without sickness I'm wishing him nothing but good luck ahead in the new phase ahead.

Joining Manchester United the greatest rivals to Liverpool in the Premier League would be purely fuckery. The question to be asked shouldn't be this way but the other way.
Who joins and manages Liverpool as he decides to leave? The end of the season though, the management has someone at heart already I presume.

Xabi Alonso? Jose Mourinho? Never!! Do defensive, he'll tarnish all the great works done by Jurgen Klopp in the last few years.

I don't expect Klopp to leave Liverpool for Manchester United. Klopp wouldn't do it for money. If he wanted to leave Liverpool for money, he would do it for Arab clubs instead of Manchester United. I think it is very unlikely that he wants to be the manager of Manchester United. Tuchel is a bit of a failure at Bayern Munich compared to Xabi Alonso and Bayer Leverkusen. Bayern Munich might not be champions at the end of this season. I think he will go to Bayern Munich or take some rest. Because like all of us, he might need a rest these days.

From what I have read from several sources, it does indicate that Klopp may take a short or longer break from the coaching chair. This decision was very sudden and many people were shocked by the official statement. So I think it's the same that he will rest first, it seems quite pleasant for a coach to be free from pressure while being a coach. Like Zidane for example, even now he is still enjoying his life without a club.
Yes, Liverpool will have a very difficult time finding a replacement for Klopp, are they interested in Xabi and will they start approaching him now? because his performance with Leverkusen was also very impressive, I feel he is good enough to be Liverpool's coach. Although I don't know whether he will do the same as he did with Leverkusen or not.

The announcement of Klopp resignation is surprising news for all of us, how could it not be?, so far Klopp has had no problems at all with Liverpool  management or players, and of course Klopp resignation at the end of the season will certainly greatly affect the club  stability considering that there is no prospective coach to will replace Klopp in the future, although there is a lot of speculation that Xabi Alonso will be Klopp successor at Liverpool, I think the possibility is still very small, because I think  Xabi Alonso certainly won't risk his career in the Premier League that quickly, Xabi Alonso is indeed capable of making miracles with Leverkusen in the Bundesliga, but the English League is not the same league as the Bundesliga, in the English League many clubs compete to be championship unlike the Bundesliga which is not competitive at all, in fact many coaches who have big names when coaching clubs in other leagues actually fail in the Premier League and in the end it made their careers decline, currently Liverpool is at the top of the standings and if that position continues to last until the end of the season of course this will be a sweet gift as a farewell, after coaching Liverpool for so long of course Klopp loyalty to Liverpool is very big and It seems impossible for Klopp to train a other team  apart from liverpool in the English Premier League.
Some news circulating says that Klopp decided to take a short break from coaching football, which he has been pursuing for a long time, and this indicates that perhaps Klopp will not coach any club in the near time,  Zidane previously also gave almost the same reason when announcing his resignation from Madrid and until now he has not coached any club.

well, that's right.
to this day I still think how can Napoli give a price of €100m for this player when so many teams want this player but that is very ridiculous price on the one hand I agree with you that Osimhen is very strong but that was last season and currently, Osimhen performance almost invisible.
I never thought that if Osimhen chose to go to the EPL his career would fade but that wouldn't be possible because if for example he moved to Arsenal the coach would definitely prioritize or rely on that player and other players would contribute by passing the ball which would continue to be directed at him Osimhen so he will be the finisher for the scorer.

there are no guarantees regarding what we are talking about here, even what I say could turn out to be bad, but there is no harm in trying to believe in Osimhen talent even if it not convincing.

The coach have achieved and elevated the standards of the club to new levels, he's attached to bringing out the best from the Reds. We Never Walk Alone is the slogan for Liverpool to keep pushing and I think there's good reasons behind the statement of Jurgen Klopp addressing the media about leaving Liverpool, and also not changing his mind in managing any other English team ever again. Jurgen Klopp shocked everyone when he made comments about leaving Anfield at the end of the season, really hits hard this time around.

The official statement of Liverpool manager concerning his departure from the club next summer does not suggest that the German manager is going to immediately take up another managerial role immediately he leaves the club and it he must do that, I don't think it'll be a club.

Jurgen Klopp have spent the last 9 years of his managerial career managing a top European club like Liverpool and I think he's gonna take some break after he leaves Anfield in the summer in other to be fit again to continue his profession as a football coach. A lot of speculations have been making the rounds in the media but I don't think Klopp is taking up another club immediately he departs from Liverpool