Jurgen Klopp will leave Liverpool after the 2023/24 season ends, and what his next job will be is receiving a lot of attention from fans.
Despite Liverpool’s sublime performance, coach Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from the team after this year’s season ended, ending his 8-year tenure at Anfield.
Klopp may be suitable to lead Barcelona.
Barcelona
Most of the information about Klopp’s future focuses on Barcelona, because just one day after he announced his departure from Liverpool, Xavi did the same when he decided to leave Barca at the end of the season.
The Catalan team is said to want to recruit Klopp to replace Klopp. They are completely capable of changing the German coach’s thinking so that he continues to take charge immediately after leaving Liverpool.
Klopp is known for his high-pressing style and quick attacks. This style is quite suitable for Barca and he can bring a new breeze to the La Liga giants.
Commentator
As an excellent coach with proven success, Klopp can absolutely become a HOT commentator on television channels, this could be a short-term job he will take on after leaving.
Klopp and Jamie Carragher could be a perfect match on TV channels.
German national team
The German Football Federation of course wants Jurgen Klopp to lead the national team, they hoped this would happen last September when Hansi Flick was sacked.
However, it will not be easy for Klopp to agree to lead the German national team in the near future, even though he previously shared that leading his country’s national team is a great honor.
England national team
All the noise surrounding the future of coach Gareth Southgate shows that he may leave the England team after Euro 2024. This causes the English Football Federation to plan to find a new coach, Jurgen Klopp is a suitable choice.
Coach Jurgen Klopp can bring freshness and motivation to the England team with his football philosophy of fast attack and pressing.
Retirement?
By the time Klopp left Liverpool, he was 56 years old, marking a milestone of 23 years in charge with two decades of continuous and top-level work.
However, it seems that Jurgen Klopp’s passion is still burning and he just wants to take a short break after 8 years of hard work at Anfield.
