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Jurgen Klopp has dismissed the possibility of a quick return to management after leaving Liverpool at the end of last season.
The German coach stepped down after a successful nine-year tenure at Anfield, insists on taking an extended break from football, hinting that he might never coach again.
He announced his decision to leave Liverpool in January, aiming to take a sabbatical from the sport.
Although Klopp remains firm about not making a premature return, that hasn’t stopped rumors linking him with various high-profile jobs.
One significant rumor involved the England manager’s job following Gareth Southgate’s resignation.
However, He reaffirmed his stance, indicating no plans to cut short his sabbatical to take any managerial role.
“Nothing at all. Job-wise, nothing at all,” Klopp stated during the International Coaches’ Congress in Würzburg.
He clarified that no offers were being entertained by his advisor, Marc Kosicke, with no intentions of taking any club or country roles imminently.
The 57-year-old humorously emphasized that accepting the England job would be a major “loss of face,” reiterating that he won’t break his sabbatical.
While he hasn’t entirely ruled out a return to football, for now, he prefers to enjoy life away from the dugout.
Klopp joined Liverpool in October 2015, after a brief sabbatical post-Borussia Dortmund.
During his tenure, he led Liverpool to significant triumphs, including their first English title in 30 years, a UCL trophy, and their first Club World Cup.
Despite being lured back from his previous sabbatical, Klopp insists this break will be different.
This article was updated 4 months ago