Reports claim that the Reds boss could take over as the German national team manager from Joachim Low.
It has been a whirlwind few weeks for Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, who saw his side undergo an unprecedented rough patch including three consecutive defeats at their fortress.
One of the questions hurled at the German boss was about his future to which he replied he wasn’t considering leaving Anfield despite the poor results.
However, recent reports state that the likelihood of Klopp leaving the Reds in favour of the national team job next summer is high.
Joachim Low has been serving as the manager of Germany since 2006 but the fans look to be not happy with him due to the lacklustre results in recent years, which all started from the shocking elimination from the group stage of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Klopp, who has done an incredible job with the Reds, has a 68 percent chance of becoming the new manager of the Germany national team although he is tied to a contract till 2024 at Anfield.
The former Borussia Dortmund boss is also understood to have plans of a return to his homeland in future, which could see him oversee the German national team.
When asked about his future, Klopp replied:’ Did I get the sack or did I leave by myself? I don’t need a break. Privately, we had a tough time, that was a much longer time already and we always deal with it as a family 100 per cent.
‘I don’t feel that I need special support in this moment but it’s nice. I don’t need a break.
‘I am fully of energy, honestly. I see an interesting challenge. We will sort it by playing football, we will sort it together by fighting with all we have. That’s the plan. Nobody has to worry about me.
‘We do this for the people. I feel the responsibility so much when things don’t go well.’
The Reds’ chances are reclaiming the Premier League crow are far-fetched as they trail table leaders Manchester City by 19 points at fifth position.
