Pack Your Bags!” – Klopp Brutally Calls Out Two Liverpool Players After Plymouth Defeat

Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool’s legendary former manager, has finally addressed the team’s shocking 1-0 loss to Plymouth in the FA Cup, delivering a harsh critique of Federico Chiesa. Watching the entire match from his apartment, Klopp did not hold back, making it clear that the Italian winger does not have a place in Liverpool’s long-term plans.

“I watched every minute, analyzing every movement. Honestly, he should start thinking about packing his bags and moving far away from Anfield,” Klopp reportedly stated, intensifying the growing frustration surrounding Chiesa’s performances. His comments have sent shockwaves through the Liverpool fanbase, especially considering he is the man who built one of the club’s greatest-ever teams and knows exactly what it takes to succeed at Anfield.

Let’s be honest—anyone who saw that match could understand why Klopp was so direct. Chiesa’s performance was dreadful. He failed to take on defenders, continually misplaced passes, and offered no attacking threat. The fact that he had fewer shots than the goalkeeper only added to the embarrassment. This wasn’t just a poor performance—it raised serious doubts about his ability to thrive at Liverpool.

Acquired for £30 million with the expectation of bringing energy and creativity to Liverpool’s attack, Chiesa has vastly underperformed. Klopp’s comments reflect the mounting frustration among the fanbase, many of whom believe the Italian international is doing more harm than good. Calls for him to be sold are becoming more frequent, with supporters convinced he doesn’t fit in.

To make matters worse, Klopp is not the only one questioning Chiesa. Arne Slot, Klopp’s successor, has also raised concerns about the winger’s performances. When both the former and current managers criticize a player publicly, it speaks volumes. Chiesa’s failure to adapt to Liverpool’s system is becoming an obvious issue, and the club may soon be forced to act.

Liverpool’s season is reaching a crucial point, and they can’t afford to carry players who aren’t contributing. With the team still competing on multiple fronts, every player needs to perform. If Chiesa doesn’t turn things around immediately, his time at Anfield could be up sooner than expected.

At this stage, Chiesa’s Liverpool career seems doomed. With the fans, the manager, and now a club legend all questioning his worth, it appears inevitable that he will be let go. Whether he can save his future remains uncertain—but if performances like the one against Plymouth persist, his departure may already be assured.