Claims made by Roberto Firmino that Jurgen Klopp is ready to go back into management will inevitably lead to fresh speculation that he could replace Daniel Farke as Leeds United boss, though the chances of such a move remain remote to say the least.Klopp called time on his monumentally successful Liverpool reign in the summer of 2024, having bossed the Merseyside giants for almost nine years and led them through one of the most successful eras in their history. It wasn’t just his success as a manager, though, that will forever ensure the German’s name is written into the club’s folklore for all time; it was his connection to the people of the city, tooSince stepping away from first-team management, Klopp has taken on two new roles: one as the global head of soccer for Red Bull, where he acts as chief advisor for all the football clubs in the energy drink’s sporting stable. And a new role, taken on just a matter of months ago, as part of the German Football League’s (DFL) expert group, where he advises on developing young talent and club structures.
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