Jurgen Klopp opens up on why he quit 'intense' Liverpool job for first time as he plays the ultimate company man, sipping Red Bull cans at controversial new role unveiling

Jurgen Klopp opens up on why he quit 'intense' Liverpool job for first time as he plays the ultimate company man, sipping Red Bull cans at controversial new role unveiling

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Jurgen Klopp opens up on why he quit 'intense' Liverpool job for first time as he plays the ultimate company man, sipping Red Bull cans at controversial new role unveiling
Published: Jan, 14 2025 15:09

Jurgen Klopp has opened up on his Liverpool exit for the very first time after taking part in a press conference on Tuesday. After agreeing to take the role of Global Head of Soccer at Red Bull back in October, Klopp has now officially started and it promises to be a busy opening couple of months for the German.

 [It is his first job since he left Liverpool at the end of last season following nine years at Anfield]
Image Credit: Mail Online [It is his first job since he left Liverpool at the end of last season following nine years at Anfield]

As part of his first duties in the role, Klopp sat down for his first press conference on Tuesday afternoon - where he opened up on Liverpool exit last year. 'When you are in the job for 25 years, it's super intense. The only thing is that I am a very curious person and I couldn't feed that anymore,' he said at a press conference on Tuesday.

'It was just game after game after game after game. You keep a specific level and I wasn't extremely happy with that to be honest. I always want to try to learn new stuff and I felt when I heard about the role that's what I would do. 'I no longer have to improve the game in individual places, but I want to make football better all over the world. No longer prepare a new game every week, but work on the bigger picture.'.

Jurgen Klopp opened up on his Liverpool exit for the very first time at a Red Bull press conference. It is his first job since he left Liverpool at the end of last season following nine years at Anfield. Since his departure from Anfield, Liverpool have found success under his replacement Arne Slot - however there are a number of concerns the Dutchman is dealing with.

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