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Jurgen Klopp has become a leading contender for one of football’s most esteemed roles, with a sporting director labeling him as their ideal choice. While Klopp is likely to attract interest from clubs and national teams worldwide upon his return from a break, it’s rare for top officials to express such public admiration.

The role in question is not even open yet, adding to the intrigue. Rudi Völler, sporting director of the German national team, recently voiced his support for the former Liverpool manager, indicating that Klopp would be his top pick if the position becomes available.

Currently, Julian Nagelsmann, who has managed Bayern Munich, RB Leipzig, and Hoffenheim, is the head coach of the German national team. He is anticipated to stay in his role until the 2026 World Cup, though no formal announcement has been made regarding an extension beyond that event.

In an interview with ZDF’s *Aktuelle Sportstudio*, Völler suggested that should Nagelsmann choose to resign before or after the World Cup, Klopp would be their preferred option. He acknowledged Nagelsmann’s achievements, saying, “Julian now has a reputation in Germany and across Europe for coaching top clubs. He earned that at a young age. And he will decide for himself what’s best for him. Whether he wants to remain national team coach beyond the World Cup – or whether he wants to coach a top club again.”

Concerning Klopp, Völler remarked, “I don’t even know what Jürgen wants to do. But if Julian Nagelsmann were to decide at some point that he would rather coach a top club in Europe or Germany again – of course, there’s no way around Jürgen Klopp if he wants to.”

This isn’t the first occasion Klopp’s name has been associated with the German national team. When asked previously about the possibility of managing his country, Klopp indicated that he ‘cannot’ take the role, stressing his dedication to Liverpool. He explained, “I didn’t say that I didn’t WANT to become a national coach, but that I CANNOT. That’s a huge difference. There is a very clear commitment. I have an important role here at Liverpool. This is my sixth year at Liverpool, and I’ve built an incredible relationship here with people I work with on a daily basis. We rely on each other.”

Now that Klopp is no longer with Liverpool, the scenario may change. His future career path is uncertain, but his potential availability has generated significant speculation. Whether he will ultimately be in contention for the German national team position remains to be seen, but Völler’s public support has certainly intensified the conversation.

Klopp is highly regarded for his tactical skill and ability to engage with players and fans, making him a strong candidate for any managerial position. Should Nagelsmann depart, the prospect of Klopp stepping in could become a serious topic of discussion. For now, this situation remains hypothetical but has undeniably drawn the attention of football enthusiasts and analysts alike.