Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said his team’s owners “expect me to sort things out” when asked if he fears facing the fate of his compatriot Thomas Tuchel, who has been sacked by Chelsea.
And yesterday, Wednesday, Tuchel was sacked by Chelsea after the team lost 0-1 to Croatian Dinamo Zagreb in their first leg of the new Champions League season.
Liverpool faced a similar situation yesterday at the start of their Champions League campaign, suffering a humiliating 1-4 defeat to Napoli.
After the match in Naples, Klopp was asked if he was afraid of being fired, as happened to his native Tuchel. quieter than Todd Pauley’s Chelsea-owning group.
He added: “The difference is that we have two different types of owners, we are more relaxed and they expect me to handle it and I don’t think anyone else will come.”
He continued, “That’s what they see, and the day they change their mind, they’ll tell me.”
Klopp, who has been in charge of Liverpool since 2015, is highly respected by management and the team’s supporters given the great success he has had with the Reds as he took them to the Champions League final three times and won the title in 2019. he led the team to Premier League titles in 2020 and FA Cup and EFL Cup titles this year.
Source: www.gol.com