GDeep™
League is very weak
City, Liverpool, Utd, Barcelona, even Bayern, are all possible next summer.
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Jurgen Klopp - Whats his next move?
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Give Rodgers an hour with him, and he'll join Pool.
clockwork orange
Blind faith in "LVG filoshophy"
He said in an interview he's going to take a sabbatical for half a year. That really puzzled me.
So maybe either he wants to be available when half way next season someone gets sacked at an interesting club or he's going to Russia or somewhere else with a summer league.
So maybe either he wants to be available when half way next season someone gets sacked at an interesting club or he's going to Russia or somewhere else with a summer league.
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Enoch
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Well, the job he wanted wasn't available, so he'll sit it out hoping it will be at the end of next season. Guardiola's contract runs out next summer, it's the only situation that makes sense for him to take a break.
If he wanted City or Madrid, he would have been hired by now.
If he wanted City or Madrid, he would have been hired by now.
GabeGooner
Active Member
Maybe he just genuinely wants a rest. It must be nice to have the money and momentum as a manager to just stop working and go on a 6-12 month holiday break.
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All indications from the comments from ex-players and board members that Klopp will be succeeding Guardiola at Bayern after next season.
GDeep™
League is very weak
You wonder if Bayern have tapped him up.
I reckon Pep will need a CL at Bayern sooner or later. Walking that league becomes less impressive year on year. Let's not forget when Pep joined Bayern were the reigning CL champions, I think Pep is under a bit of pressure heading into next season.
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All of Germany has been inspired what Klopp had done there with so little. It makes you wonder if it was Bayern's plan to destroy Dortmund bit by bit until Klopp inevitably jumped ship. They probably couldn't stand another German team gaining that sort of success and plaudits.
