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'This is bullsh*t' - Angry Jurgen Klopp hits back at talk he could quit Red Bull job and make swift return to football management

<p>Following his stint at Anfield, Klopp transitioned into a strategic role with Red Bull, where he now serves as the Head of Global Soccer. In this capacity, the German tactician oversees the football philosophy and direction of Red Bull’s multi-club portfolio, including teams like RB Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg. However, reports have suggested that he may not be fully satisfied in his current post, leading to links with several managerial vacancies across Europe.</p>

WHAT HAPPENED?

<p>One of the most persistent stories placed <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/jurgen-klopp-s-close-friend-reveals-two-clubs-former-liverpool-manager-wants-coach/blta37d2e36e50e0767" target="_blank">Klopp in the frame</a> to replace Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid. However, those rumours have died down with Xabi Alonso heading to the Spanish capital. Recently, Klopp was associated <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/jurgen-klopp-roma-not-true-ex-liverpool-boss-agent-denies-agreement-serie-a-red-bull/blt4a22f59cad4ef993" target="_blank">with a surprise move to AS Roma</a>. Italian media floated the possibility of Klopp succeeding Claudio Ranieri, who is set to take up a new position in the club’s hierarchy this summer. However, the German was quick to mock the rumours during a recent appearance in Liverpool.</p>

THE BIGGER PICTURE

<p>While speaking at an event hosted by Liverpool’s charitable arm, the LFC Foundation, <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/jurgen-klopp-is-back-arne-slot-liverpool-anfield-premier-league-title-celebrations-trophy-lift/blt3b4afe3c8ab40310" target="_blank">Klopp made his stance crystal clear.</a></p><p>“I don’t miss the job, to be 100 per cent honest,” he said. “Whatever you read in the newspapers for the next, at least, two to three years if there’s any football link to a coaching job you can be the first to say, ‘That’s bulls***!’ I’m not going to Rome. I got messages in the morning, ‘Roma is a nice city’, and I thought, ‘Yeah? But I heard that before’.”</p><p>When asked to elaborate on his timeline away from active coaching, Klopp didn’t mince words.</p><p>“The plan is forever. I’m not changing my mind now, now and now," he insisted. “What I’m doing now I really like. I create again a relationship with the people I work with and I want to build that, it’s cool. We kind of have a new life. It’s not three games a week, 12 press conferences and an interview every five minutes.
</p><p>“Making a lineup is really difficult, telling this player he will not play, the doctor calls you and tells you he is injured, the doctor never calls and says, ‘By the way, just want to tell you they are all fit’. I don’t miss that, I had it long enough. I love the game, I still work in football and I do what I’m quite OK at and I want to do that and not just chasing the next thing. Maybe that grows in me, I don’t know. When I’m 70 and I say let’s go back, but I can’t see that.”</p>

WHAT KLOPP SAID

<p>Klopp’s career has been characterized by passion, commitment, and intensity — traits he brought to every club he managed, from Mainz to Borussia Dortmund, and then to Liverpool. But now, he seems content to step away from the grind. He’s trading the dugout for the boardroom — and if his latest statements are anything to go by, he’s not looking back. Klopp is currently in Merseyside to celebrate Liverpool's 20th Premier League win and <a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/video-jurgen-klopp-touches-down-in-liverpool-ahead-of-premier-league-trophy-lift-arne-slot/blta1776fcdb040e721" target="_blank">will be present at Anfield </a>on Sunday when Virgil van Dijk is handed the trophy. </p>

WHAT NEXT FOR KLOPP?

'This is bullsh*t' - Angry Jurgen Klopp hits back at talk he could quit Red Bull job and make swift return to football management | Goal.com

Jurgen Klopp has dismissed all speculations of a return to management as &quot;bullsh*t&quot; as he remains focussed on his Red Bull job.