Richard Keys SAVAGES Jurgen Klopp and predicts Liverpool boss will WALK AWAY this summer
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‘Do we think he’s willing to do it? I don’t’: Richard Keys SAVAGES Jurgen Klopp and predicts the Liverpool boss will STAY AWAY from Anfield this summer, rather than oversee a rebuild
- Liverpool are tenth in the Premier League table having lost seven games.
- One criticism of Klopp is that he did not anticipate a rebuild fast enough.
- Richard Keys has made a daring German prediction for the summer
Richard Keys has clashed with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp, saying he believes the German will leave Anfield this summer, rather than oversee a rebuild.
Liverpool, 10th after the first 20 games, have endured a miserable season to date and are looking at the very real prospect of no European football in 2023-24.
Having finished second on 92 points last season, losing to Man City by a single point, Liverpool were once again expected to be a title contender, but injuries and several out-of-form players have seen them slip down the table, which leads to calls for a major. rebuild in the summer.
For Keys, he is not convinced that Klopp is ‘willing’ to commit to a rebuild and predicts that the Reds boss will ‘go away’.
“There’s only one winner when a coach fights the press, and it’s not the coach,” Keys said in a savage tone. post on your website.
‘I suppose Klopp will walk. Not now, but if Real Madrid knocks them out of the CL (Champions League), I think he will leave before the start of next season. Liverpool is far. A shadow of what they once were, and it’s not good to blame FSG (Fenway Sports Group). The fall is the responsibility of Klopp.
‘He didn’t start rebuilding soon enough. That was one of Fergie’s greatest strengths: tearing apart successful teams. What did Liverpool think staying with Milner, Henderson and Firminho? tiago [sic] he’s past his prime, not that he’s ever been a fan. He was the wrong player at the wrong club at the wrong time.
He slows down Liverpool. In fact, the entire midfield is either too old or not good enough. Robertson is past his prime. Whoever is in charge next season has a big job on his hands. Do we think Klopp is ready? No.’
Liverpool’s latest defeat, their seventh in the league this season, saw them beaten 3-0 by Wolves.
Klopp subsequently refused to answer a question from Athletic’s James Pearce, due to his coverage, although Pearce would later claim that it was a case of mistaken identity.
Nonetheless, Keys called the dispute “pathetic” on Klopp’s behalf and feels the cracks are there to suggest the German’s time at Anfield does not have much time left to run.
Klopp has transformed Liverpool since taking over in 2015.
Klopp refused to answer a simple question about the reason for Liverpool’s poor start
He became the first Reds boss to win a Premier League title and also achieved Champions League success, beating Tottenham in 2019.
Klopp also led Liverpool to two other Champions League finals, where they lost to Real Madrid.
One of Keys’ biggest irritations, and he’s used it as a comparison, is that Man United great Sir Alex Ferguson was constantly rebuilding, even as his time was running out between league-winning opposition.
Liverpool acquired Cody Gakpo in January but need midfield and defensive reinforcements for the summer if they want to challenge for the league title again.
