According to Jurgen Klopp’s representation, he will not take over as head coach of the German national team.
In August 2021, Hansi Flick took over as the leader of Germany, succeeding the long-serving Joachim Low. During his first 10 matches as manager, he was undefeated. But he presided over a disastrous World Cup in Qatar, as his team was eliminated in the group stage.
In a friendly match on Saturday at the Volkswagen Arena in Wolfsburg, Japan defeated Germany 4-1. Die Mannschaft suffered their third straight loss as a result of two late goals from the visitors.
He was stripped of his duties over the weekend, and the leadership is now looking for alternatives for the position because Germany will be hosting the European Championships the following year.
As rumors about Klopp choosing to switch from club football to managing Germany ahead of the 2019 European Championship have grown in recent days, Klopp has emerged as one of the potential successors to Hansi Flick at the helm of Die Mannschaft.
There is little doubt that Klopp wants to coach the National team, and with rumors that he won’t extend his contract at Liverpool after his present one expires, there is a chance.
Klopp’s representative, Marc Kosicke, played down the likelihood of this happening, telling Sportschau this evening that Klopp “has a long-term contract with LFC and is not available for the national coaching position.”
It is no secret that Klopp aspires to work in Germany, and it is simple to understand why he could decide to leave Liverpool now that he has accomplished everything he set out to do at Anfield.
He is one of the top football managers in the world, therefore it is fantastic news that he wants to continue at Anfield and play until his contract expires.
