Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool’s first team must be assessed and understands why their opponents are hot.
The German has established himself as one of Manchester United’s most successful managers in modern history, winning the Premier League and Champions League titles as well as European competitions alongside European players such as Gerard Houllier and Rafael Benitez. At the race. Enfield Roll of Honor. Klopp begins his ninth year on Merseyside after replacing Brendan Rodgers in 2015. Since then, the 56-year-old has enjoyed good fortune both on and off the pitch, making him Liverpool’s biggest challenge this summer as they look to improve their squad.
They were followed by captain Jordan Henderson and deputy boss James Milner. Roberto Firmino, Fabinho, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita in the summer at the L4 exit. They were replaced by Alexis McAllister, Dominic Szoboszlai, Wataru Endo and Ryan Gravenberch, who are part of the Reds’ engine room overhaul. Along with the changes came a new management group led by new captain duo Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander. Arnold. Klopp said of Henderson and Milner’s role on Amazon Prime Sports: “That’s how you manage the team. I’m the manager and I’m not in the dressing room. There’s a lot going on that I don’t know about.”
. “If someone is a minute late, it’s up to them. The security guard is supposed to call me and say, ‘You’re a minute late,’ but nobody answered.” “I met the management team yesterday (during an interview – after the Fulham win) and I gave them an 8 out of 10. Not bad,” he added. “Everybody stepped up: Virgil (Van Dijk), Trent (Alexander-Arnold), Ali (Alison Becker), Lobo (Andy Robertson) and Mo (Mohammed Salah). Great character, great character, big picture. Really great people smart people who understand and are a joy to watch. Milly and Hendo put a lot of effort into this.
Although I didn’t know some things, thanks to Milly and Hendo, they didn’t know much. That’s all. Yes. But I’m sure he’ll love it if football goes well. I think Lobo has the most experience as he is from Scotland.“They’re in really good moments but when they’re not, he’s the captain and he’s had to do interviews and explain why they lost 3-0. I am very happy that it is going well. As always we have a very successful team and I know we didn’t win anything but we came close enough to call it a success.
On match days, especially the big, televised games, Klopp is the center of attention.
As the teams prepare, the camera cuts to the former Borussia Dortmund coach watching the opposition go about their business. This became part of the Liverpool manager’s pre-match routine, with the Liverpool manager walking past his players and giving them final instructions before returning to the dressing room. Klopp went into more detail about his pre-match preparations, rejecting the idea that he did it deliberately to scare his opponents.
He revealed that they were the only club to do so through mind games. .“(Harassment) is not the reason. I think I’ve done that my whole career. “My work was almost done before the game and I said a few things when I was in the dressing room,” the 56-year-old continued.”But I know my players and sometimes I’ve seen them (in warm-ups), but I just want to see and understand. Sometimes players can be seen limping and doing various things. I try to understand what they are doing and just watch. I only used it once to scare an opponent.
It’s not a nice thing to say, but it was against my old club when I played against Borussia Dortmund. We were 1-1 down there and we knew it was going to be awkward for them so we thought ‘let’s do it’. Moreover, some say it looks like he did it on purpose, but that’s not true.”
