“This is why I decided to leave Liverpool to to Join Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s project at Old Trafford. They needed my help and I will love to join such an amazing club”-Manchester United fans go crazy as Jurgen Klopp makes feelings clear on taking Manchester United Job after Sir Jim Ratcliffe promise to pay him double of his salary.

On a Friday morning, Jurgen Klopp declared his forthcoming departure from Liverpool at the season’s end, attributing it to a drain on his energy during his time at Anfield.

Klopp explicitly ruled out the possibility of managing other English clubs like Manchester United, Arsenal, or Chelsea post his Liverpool tenure, despite his team’s commendable performance early in the season. In a surprising revelation, Klopp confessed to feeling depleted, prompting his decision.

The former Borussia Dortmund manager disclosed his plan to take a hiatus from managing any club or national team for at least a year, dismissing a permanent return to the Premier League. Speaking to Sky Sports, Klopp emphasized the need to seek a new purpose, expressing uncertainty about returning to management but affirming his unwavering loyalty to Liverpool.

“I need to find a different purpose as well,” Klopp explained. “If you ask me, ‘will you ever work as a manager again?’ I would say, for now, no.” He reiterated his commitment to Liverpool, citing his deep-rooted affection for the club and its people.

Regarding his future engagements, Klopp acknowledged the need to stay active but insisted on avoiding managerial roles for the foreseeable future, citing infeasibility and lack of desire.

Klopp highlighted his sense of responsibility in making the decision about his future, acknowledging his secure position at Liverpool, immune to the risk of dismissal.

Several names, including Xabi Alonso, Roberto De Zerbi, and Steven Gerrard, have emerged as potential successors at Anfield, with more expected to be linked once news of Klopp’s departure settles.