No Chance I’ll Go Back On My Decision To Leave Liverpool This Summer – Klopp

Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp has come out to shut down talks of a possible U-turn on his exit decision. He, however, admitted that he did have a word with incoming CEO, Michael Edwards, and fans have been reacting.

According to him, he does not intend to go back on his word to leave the club this summer because that would mean no one should trust his word to never manage an EPL club asides Liverpool as well.

Klopp added that the club is in a really good place right now, and the future is really bright.

His words, “We had a conversation. Michael and I have a really good relationship. We had that conversation, [but] that is not a subject to talk about. Can you imagine I changed my mind? Of course not. It would be like what I said about never ever having another club in England then next year I signed for our neighbours or whatever. It’s crazy.

I don’t say these things without thinking before. I just want the club to do as well as somehow possible. I am really sure there is a good basis with the right people in charge. Michael is a top choice.

The club is in a really good place. Of course, people will only measure that at the end of the season when they have a look at what we really achieved, but that’s not that important for the future, what we achieved this season is for now.

What’s important for the future is how good is the team, how good are the players, how good is the structure, how good is the organisation. That’s where my optimism comes from. That’s why I think it’s a rather good moment to be with Liverpool Football Club. That’s how it is and I’m really happy about that.”