“I chose to depart Liverpool and be part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s initiative at Old Trafford. They require my assistance, and I am thrilled to be a part of such an incredible club.” – Manchester United supporters express excitement as Jurgen Klopp openly expresses interest in accepting the Manchester United job following Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s commitment to doubling his salary.

On Friday morning, Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool at the end of the season, citing a depletion of energy during his tenure at Anfield.

Klopp explicitly stated that he does not have intentions to manage other English clubs such as Manchester United, Arsenal, or Chelsea after leaving Liverpool. Despite leading Liverpool to an impressive start in the season, Klopp revealed the truth about his energy levels in a surprising announcement.

The former Borussia Dortmund manager disclosed that he plans to take at least a year away from managing any other club or country. Additionally, he ruled out a permanent return to the Premier League. In an interview with Sky Sports, Klopp explained, “I need to find a different purpose as well. If you ask me, ‘will you ever work as a manager again?’ I would say, for now, no. But I don’t know how that will feel, as I have never been in that situation. However, I am certain that I will never manage a different club in England than Liverpool, 100 percent. That’s not possible.

My love and respect for this club, the people, are too significant. I couldn’t even think about it for a second; there’s no chance. Liverpool is part of my family, we feel at home here, and there’s no chance I would consider managing elsewhere.”

Will I engage in work again? Certainly, I am aware that I cannot merely idle away my time, but I will explore other possibilities. However, I will refrain from managing a club or a country for at least a year. It’s not feasible, and I don’t desire to do so.”

Klopp further elaborated that he felt a ‘responsibility’ to make the decision about his future, recognizing that his standing at Liverpool made him immune to the risk of being dismissed.

Xabi Alonso, a former midfielder for Liverpool, is a strong contender to succeed Klopp at Anfield, given his impressive performance with Bayer Leverkusen this season. Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi and Al-Ettifaq’s head coach Steven Gerrard have also been associated with the soon-to-be vacant position. Other potential candidates are expected to surface later in the season once the news of Klopp’s departure has settled.