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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has firmly reiterated his decision to leave Anfield at the end of the season, dispelling any rumors of a potential U-turn. Klopp’s declaration comes after a discussion with incoming CEO Michael Edwards, with whom he shares a close relationship.
Speaking about the conversation with Edwards, Klopp emphasized their strong rapport but clarified that his decision to depart Liverpool remains unchanged. “Can you imagine I changed my mind? Of course not,” Klopp asserted, highlighting the seriousness of his initial announcement.
Despite affirming his departure, Klopp lavished praise on Edwards, acknowledging their successful collaboration during the latter’s previous tenure at the club. Under their leadership, Liverpool achieved significant milestones, including winning the Champions League and the Premier League title.
Looking ahead, Klopp expressed confidence in Liverpool’s future under Edwards’ stewardship, emphasizing the club’s positive trajectory and organizational structure. He underscored the importance of focusing on the team’s development and organizational strength, signaling optimism for the club’s prospects beyond his tenure.
