Jurgen Klopp emphatically states that he will never take on the role of managing any other club in England.

Jurgen Klopp acknowledges the necessity of taking a break from coaching, but he emphatically states that if he were to return to managerial duties, it would exclusively be for a club outside of England. The upcoming 2023/24 season marks the conclusion of Klopp’s tenure at Liverpool, a challenging prospect for the club’s owners as they grapple with the task of replacing someone seemingly irreplaceable.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding his future endeavors, Klopp prioritizes a period of rest before embarking on a quest for a new and distinct purpose. While he doesn’t currently envision an immediate return to management, Klopp asserts that if such a scenario were to unfold, it would be with a firm commitment to not managing any other English club. In his announcement interview, Klopp elaborates on the need to discover a different purpose and expresses a reluctance to resume managerial responsibilities in the near future.

“However, I’m uncertain about how that will feel since I’ve never been in such a situation before. What I can state with absolute certainty is that I will never, under any circumstances, take charge of a club in England other than Liverpool, without a doubt.”

“It’s impossible. My love and respect for this club are too immense. I couldn’t even entertain the thought for a moment. It’s not an option.

“This club is ingrained in my life; we’re like family, and it feels like home here. There’s absolutely no chance of me doing that. But as for the future, will I continue working? Certainly. I know myself; I can’t simply sit idle.

“I’ll find something else, perhaps. However, I won’t take on the role of managing a club or a country for at least a year. It’s not feasible, and I don’t have the desire to do so. That’s the bottom line.”

Absolutely right, Jurgen. You’ll always have a warm welcome back at Anfield!