Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, has stated he will stay with the team unless he is forced to leave and has hinted at summertime changes at Anfield.

The Reds, who sit ninth in the Premier League and 10 points off of a top-four spot, have been playing poorly recently, which coincides with the German’s remarks.

The manager’s role could change, or a lot of other things could, according to Klopp.

Therefore, unless someone tells me otherwise, I shall go.

Added him: “That suggests that perhaps there will come a time when we need to make further changes. That is something we shall see, but it will take place in the future. like summer or anything else. not now.

“I have time and room to consider it. Now, we need to play better football.”

Cody Gakpo of the Netherlands, along with midfielders James Milner, Naby Keita, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, will be out of contract in the summer, according to Klopp, who emphasized that it is doubtful that any other players will be added after Gakpo.

I’m not very devoted, Klopp
After a “very terrible” performance against Brighton on Saturday, Klopp stated his team needed to “go back to fundamentals” if they were to turn things around.

Tuesday’s FA Cup third-round replay against Wolves will be broadcast live on BBC One at 19:30 GMT. Before the game, Klopp also denied being overly loyal to certain of his players.
“Of course, I have heard about it. Although I had previously heard it, “Klopp said.

“I am devoted. Although I believe that everyone should be loyal, I am not.”

Added him: “The issue is too intricate. You have a good player who has performed a lot of excellent deeds in the past, and you speculate in your head that perhaps that is it for him.

“It makes sense if you can then go out and bring in a different player to take [himplace. ]’s

“If you can’t get anyone in, you can’t get them out. That is the circumstance.”

In their last 35 games, Liverpool has given up the first goal 21 times, and they haven’t had a Premier League clean sheet since October.

Klopp does not believe that some of his players, nevertheless, have stopped paying attention to him.

Even if I didn’t find myself in a comparable circumstance frequently, he claimed, “I know exactly how it works when things don’t go smoothly.”

“There is a checklist you go through, and one of the items is that the players no longer pay attention to the coach.

“In Germany, we say that the manager no longer has contact with the team. I can see how this might appear occasionally, but it’s just not the case. That can be crossed off the list.

“Everybody feels accountable. Nobody is sitting there contemplating, “I was OK but he wasn’t.” I didn’t see it, I didn’t hear it, and it wasn’t there.

“If it were at this location, the player would have a serious issue. The issues truly arise at that point.”