In the context that Liverpool is playing extremely poorly, the future of coach Jurgen Klopp at Anfield Stadium is also becoming more uncertain than ever.
Last weekend, Liverpool continued to extend their sad form when beaten by Brighton with a score of 3-0 and dropped straight to 9th place in the Premier League table this season.
Looking at what has been in the past few seasons, all can see one thing that The Kop is in decline. And of course, the responsibility is being put on the shoulders of coach Jurgen Klopp.
In his recent statements, the German military leader must also admit that his team is having many problems. Along with that, the 55-year-old strategist also spoke about his future in the context of rumors about being sacked by Liverpool a lot:
“I have no plans to leave. The only condition for me to leave this place is for someone to come and tell me that. Either change the manager, or we will be together. each other changes many other things.”
“Yes, when I say that, it means things for the future. Like the summer market or whatever. Not now.”
“To be honest, I don’t even have time to think about it right now. The only thing I care about at the moment is to help the team play better.”
Overall, according to what Jurgen Klopp said, his number one goal is to stay with Liverpool. However, if fired, it will be a condition for forcing the German military leader to leave Anfield.
However, it needs to be said again that Jurgen Klopp is really the person who has made the most powerful team on Merseyside positive change in the past nearly a decade. Since arriving at Liverpool in the 2015 season, the German leader has helped The Kop achieve too much success.
Typically, we can mention the most noble titles in the football village such as the Premier League, the Champions League, along with helping Liverpool regain the image of one of the “giant” of the foggy country after having to lived under the “shadow” of the Man United, Man City or Chelsea for a long time.
Liverpool are ‘scouring the market’ for one potential midfielder at Anfield
According to Dharmesh Sheth of Sky Sports, Jürgen Klopp will try to increase the alternatives available to him at Anfield by bringing in “one or two midfielders” during the transfer windows this year, which will take place in the winter and the summer respectively.
There are six players on the Reds roster whose contracts will be up for renewal this summer, including four midfielders.
Real Madrid is reportedly confident in their ability to sign Borussia Dortmund’s Jude Bellingham, despite the fact that Liverpool has identified the England international as their top priority for the upcoming summer transfer window. Liverpool has designated the transfer of the player as their top priority.
The fact that the father of the Stourbridge star, Mark, reportedly wants his son to relocate to Merseyside at the conclusion of the current season may have a huge impact on the decision that the 19-year-old will make.
If Bellingham finishes out his contract with the Bundesliga club, Sheth claims that the Reds will be in a better position to negotiate a reduced fee for his services. Additionally, Sheth mentioned to GiveMeSport that Bellingham has the ability to negotiate a transfer to Anfield if he so chooses.
In addition, the presenter of Sky Sports recommended that the group give some thought to constructing additional additions in the park’s center close to Bellingham.
In response to a query from GiveMeSport regarding whether Liverpool will look to sign one or two more midfielders in addition to Bellingham, Sheth said the following: “Potentially.
We had a previous conversation about and looked at the profile of Liverpool’s midfielder.
The first group is either already in their early 30s or is on the cusp of becoming 30, whereas the second group is still in their teens or early 20s and is considered to be relatively young.
Then there is Naby Keta, who is somewhere between the ages of 26 and 28, and the prognosis for his future is, to put it kindly, not very encouraging. To put it another way, I think Liverpool will be interested in purchasing one or two players in the near future.
They are unquestionably investigating the market’s available options.
The Sunday Mirror reports that Liverpool are considering making an offer to Wolverhampton Wanderers in order to capture Ruben Neves. Because Neves’ current deal at Molineux is set to expire in 18 months, this month may be the Wolves’ last opportunity to receive a significant transfer price for their captain.
Matheus Nunes, Neves’ midfield partner at West Bromwich Albion, who signed with the club in August for a then-club-record sum of £38 million, is also a player whom the Reds are considering acquiring. This summer, there may be an offer made for 44 million pound, as reported by The Telegraph.
CBS reporter Ben Jacobs says that Chelsea appear to be in the lead in the race to recruit the Ecuadorian talent, despite the fact that Klopp’s club is allegedly a huge fan of the Brighton & Hove Albion standout Moisés Caicedo. Jacobs’ claim comes from CBS. However, The Athletic reports that the team is unable to finalize a deal with Caicedo because of the player’s asking price of £70 million.
Because of this, Liverpool has a broad variety of choices for the midfield, including the superstar from England, despite the fact that Bellingham looks to be the club’s favorite objective.