Klopp is unwilling to manage both his club and his country simultaneously.
It goes without saying that Reds supporters on X are happy that their manager won’t be leaving Anfield or taking a part-time job in another managing position:
The 56-year-old was expected to rebuild the team that had been so successful, winning 7 major trophies over the previous eight years, when he signed a new contract extending his tenure on Merseyside until 2026.
Any bids from other teams or nations made before the end of the 2025–26 season are not anticipated to be taken into consideration because it is thought that Klopp wants to finish the job.
The front-runner to lead the Euro 2024 hosts is thought to be Julian Nagelsmann, a former manager of Bayern Munich and RB Leipzig.
Along with Klopp, other names like Louis van Gaal, Matthias Sammer, and Oliver Glasner have also been floated as prospective candidates; nevertheless, it now seems that negotiations with Nagelsmann will begin in order for him to succeed Flick.
