Klopp to leave Liverpool after this season.Klopp: 'I'm too tired.'

Janak9955

Liverpool's iconic figure and the coach, Klopp, a soulful presence akin to the Godfather, recently announced that he will officially leave Liverpool after this season, bidding farewell to the club he has been with for 9 years and led to success. This news shocked the football world like an earthquake, as Klopp had renewed his contract with Liverpool just six months ago, extending until 2026. So, why the sudden decision to end his coaching tenure this season?

Last year, when Klopp was negotiating the renewal with Liverpool, many were worried that he might not renew and would leave. After eight years of coaching, Klopp visibly looked tired and aged. The decision to extend his contract until 2026 surprised many, given his visible exhaustion. What was even more surprising is that less than a year after the renewal, Klopp suddenly announced that he had coached until the end of this season. In an interview, he expressed that he overestimated himself based on his previous estimates and genuinely couldn't make it to 2026, leading to this decision.

A year ago, Liverpool undoubtedly faced a crisis. One of Liverpool's attacking trio, Mane, left, while Salah and Firmino aged and faced injury issues. Liverpool's performance suffered. At that time, Klopp also considered leaving. It is reported that Klopp informed Liverpool's management in November of last year that he wanted to leave. However, he later decided to stay for another year because he felt he couldn't leave an aging squad for his successor. Now that Liverpool 2.0 is taking shape, Klopp believes it's time to let go, leading to this decision.

In a subsequent interview, Klopp also mentioned that this decision was a difficult one for him, but he genuinely couldn't continue. He plans to take at least a year off, and he hasn't decided where he will coach when he returns. Klopp mentioned that he is certain he won't coach any English club in the future because Liverpool holds a significant place in his heart, and he would never want to be an adversary to Liverpool. Upon hearing the news, Liverpool fans were thunderstruck, but many are calling for the club to erect a statue in honor of Klopp because he deserves that recognition.

Jatin255

Klopp is getting on in years; it's about time for retirement, isn't it?

Jiger955

Although Liverpool is not my main team, in these years under Klopp's leadership, the style of play has been highly enjoyable, and I also like watching the Reds' matches. Klopp's years with the team have indeed been a labor of love, bringing Liverpool to its current achievements. It seems that Klopp is genuinely exhausted now, facing immense pressure. It's possible that there are mental or physical health concerns, prompting him to step down. Let's wish Klopp all the best!

Niti998

Many years ago, he mentioned his desire to coach the German national team; this could be considered his dream. Now, with the German national team going through a low period, it's an opportune time for him to take charge.

Kamal531

It's likely that during the contract renewal, he didn't want to show signs of fatigue and hoped to endure further. However, after all, people are not made of iron. When health problems arise, surrender becomes inevitable.

Sona59

Tired, it's better to leave. After all, one's health is more important than anything else.

Samiksha

As one gets older, it should be understood. In the past, when Ferguson left, everyone had a similar mindset. Actually, it's not a big deal. Football is never reliant on just one person.

Jafar224

Klopp is truly exhausted, leading Liverpool to a league championship and a Champions League title. He has already earned the right to have a statue erected in his honor at Liverpool. Take a good rest, perhaps a year or two, and then come back to treat us to more thrilling matches.

Wishing Klopp good health and all the best. May the new year bring smooth sailing, good health, and well-being. Take care of yourself and your family. Fans will always be rooting for you!