Jurgen Klopp took over at Liverpool in October 2015 and revived a team that had failed to make a dent in the Premier League, even competing with Manchester City for the title. He also won the Champions League, making Liverpool the champions of England for the first time in 30 years.
The German coach is under contract until 2026, and there are many people in his home country who want him to become the coach of the national team, which is in a slump.
He is often mentioned as the next coach, and he has the trust of the club’s owners, so there is no denying that he could lead the team beyond 2026.
According to Christian Falk, a German journalist, it is unlikely that Klopp will renew his current contract at this point in time, citing the current situation of the German national team.
“A reported contract offer in the works for Jurgen Klopp is not a big topic at the moment,”
“It’s not Klopp’s plan – it’s too early for that. I don’t think Liverpool have pressured him on this. It was surprising for everyone that Jurgen signed his last contract so early, so I don’t think this will be discussed until he’s closer to the end of his current terms.”
“You see what is happening in Germany with the national team… I think this is a big target for his future, so that’s why he won’t sign a new contract so early.”
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