“I don’t want to sit around and be more tired” – Jurgen Klopp drops hints on Liverpool Future

“I don’t want to sit around and be more tired” – Jurgen Klopp drops hints on Liverpool Future

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has dropped subtle hints concerning his future at Anfield, that he could leave the Merseyside giants at the end of his current deal.

The German boss current contract Liverpool runs until the summer of 2024.

Although, Jurgen Klopp insisted that he will consider staying beyond his current deal if he feels that he has the energy for the challenge to keep pushing the reds.

Klopp signed a five-year deal in 2019 but has repeatedly stated that he would not remain at Anfield beyond that.

Addressing a press conference ahead of Liverpool’s Premier League clash with West Ham United, the reds boss said;

“If I have the energy levels for it is important, I love what I do but there must be something else out there in the world apart from always thinking about very well-skilled, good looking, fantastically nice players! But I really don’t think about it.”

“I’m full of energy but I have to make sure that is the case (in the future). I don’t want to sit around and be more tired and think, ‘Wow! Why is everyone bothered about the things out there because I couldn’t care less?'”

Jurgen Klopp on his future: “The plan is still the same. Nothing has changed and if I decide to leave in 2024, it’ll be nothing to do with the quality of the squad. All we do is for the long term”.

“This club must be even better when I am not here anymore”.

Jurgen Klopp is likely to extend his stay at Anfield beyond his current contract. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

If Jurgen Klopp remains as manager until June 2024, he will become the club’s longest-serving manager since Bob Paisley, who was in charge from 1974 to 1983.

Speaking on how his approach to the game, Klopp said: “I was 20 years nearly working in Germany but I never thought: “Oh my God! We are perfect, we should bring all that stuff to other countries!” No, just doing the right things, employing the right people in the right positions.”

‘It doesn’t mean you win the title. It means you have the right people for the right job. That’s what we try and these people — a lot of them here at the moment — will be good. It will be fine whenever it will be after I leave. The plan is 2024, thank you very much.”

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