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Jurgen Klopp got his chance to manage in the Premier League when he took over at Liverpool in October 2015. The German arrived at Anfield after taking a short break from football following an impressive seven-year stay with Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga. Klopp made over 300 appearances as a player, starting and finishing his professional career at FSV Mainz 05 in Germany's second tier. He took over as head coach in 2001 and guided the club where he had spent 11 years as a player to promotion in his third season in charge. After ending a 41-year wait for their first ever season in the Bundesliga Mainz enjoyed three seasons in Germany's top division followed, including qualification for the 2005/06 UEFA Europa League. The club suffered relegation to the 2.Bundesliga at the end of the 2006/07 campaign and Klopp departed Mainz at the end of the following season after the club were unable to regain immediate promotion. In the summer of 2008, Klopp was appointed as manager of Borussia Dortmund and was tasked with rebuilding a side that had finished 13th in the Bundesliga in 2007/08. After two years under his reign Dortmund had finished sixth and then fifth before Klopp achieved back-to-back Bundesliga titles, plus a German Cup win in the 2011/12 campaign. Dortmund reached the UEFA Champions League final in 2013 under Klopp’s guidance, losing to fellow German side Bayern Munich at Wembley Stadium. Klopp left at the end of the 2014/15 season after seven years in charge. On T...

Is Micky Van de Ven heading to Liverpool? “I am very good at Wolfsburg, so I don’t mind staying at Wolfsburg for another year. But if I get a chance to leave, I would like to,” the 22-year-old tells “Of course, I read everything (the speculation). I have good contact with my agent, so I know what’s going on. I’ll see where it will lead.” Van de Ven will feature for his country at the upcoming U21 European Championships. Liverpool are likely to keep an eye on the 6ft 4ins centre-half as the Netherlands take on Belgium, Portugal and Georgia, though fellow Dutchmen Photo by Christian Kaspar-Bartke/Getty Images “Hopefully, (a big transfer after the Euros) would be nice,” Van de Ven adds. “The Premier League? Maybe, yes. Who knows.” Liverpool completed their first signing of what is likely to be a busy summer last week; Alexis Mac Allister arriving from Brighton. Talks have also been planned with • MORE: Related Topics

Jurgen Klopp revitalized Liverpool Football Club since he took the helm in 2015. Under his management, the club was transformed from a side languishing in and around the Europa League places to one of the best and most consistent performers in Europe. Although the club won't be making any finals in 2022-23 barring a shocking comeback in the Champions League, the Reds made it to three finals in 2021-22 alone. Before falling in the Champions League final against Real Madrid on May 28, they defeated Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final (Feb. 27) and the FA Cup final (May 14), both via a penalty-kick shootout after a scoreless draw. The German manager hasn't had it all his own way in finals however, as once upon a time there was even talk of the 'Klopp Curse,' but his success with Liverpool has helped to move away from such labels. We look back at Klopp's illustrious career and his record in finals — both good and bad as we analyze a managerial career full of ups and downs. Jürgen Klopp has the moves! 🏆🕺🏽 Watch Now 👉 How many trophies has Klopp won? Klopp has won an illustrious 12 trophies across his time managing at Mainz, Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool, including the UEFA Champions League. In that time, he has won nine finals to directly earn silverware. Season Club Trophy 2022-23 Liverpool Community Shield 2021-22 Liverpool FA Cup 2021-22 Liverpool League Cup 2019-20 Liverpool English Premier League 2019-20 Liverpool FIFA Club World Cup 2019-20 Liverpool UEFA Super Cup 2018-19...

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • The Reds were denied the three points in west London when second-half substitute Yoane Wissa converted for the Bees eight minutes from time. The hosts took the lead in the contest through Ethan Pinnock before Diogo Jota quickly levelled with a clinical header. After the half-time break, Mohamed Salah put Liverpool ahead with his 100th Premier League goal for the club, though Brentford responded when Vitaly Janelt netted from yards out. Curtis Jones put Klopp's men back in front with a deflected, long-distance strike – but Wissa's clipped finish over Alisson Becker towards the end saw the points shared. Read on for a fulltranscript of the boss' post-match press conference... On the game and Liverpool's performance… A wild, wild game. Offensively, I am really happy. I think in moments we played some of the best football we've played so far this season; we created top chances against a really well organised side. They were very good, but obviously we struggled tonight with their long balls. I was not too happy with how we started the game and that's how we conceded the goal, a little bit. It was ...

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When it comes to team selection, a hectic fixture schedule has often led Jürgen Klopp to rotate his players in his starting line-ups. Last season saw the READ MORE: READ MORE: Despite wanting to keep things fresh following the win over Leeds United on Monday, it wasn’t a great first half from Liverpool Things changed in the second half, though. There was symmetry with the game as a whole. After a goalless first half, But Liverpool’s Mr Reliable, Mohamed Salah, stepped up to score what proved to be the winner in the 3-2 victory. He is now level with Robbie Fowler with 183 career goals for Liverpool. Jürgen Klopp speaks to his Liverpool players ahead of the game against Nottingham Forest (Image: Getty Images) It was against Forest where Klopp did something that he hasn’t done for more than three years at Liverpool. The game saw Klopp named an unchanged line-up from the team that beat Leeds United 6-1 on Monday. It was also the same line-up for Liverpool’s last three total fixtures, stretching back to the draw with Arsenal earlier this month. And it’s not very often that this happens. In fact, Klopp has not named three consecutive unchanged line-ups since January 2020, more than three years ago. For more context, before the win over Leeds, Klopp had named an unchanged team just three times over the course of 92 matches. That in itself tells multiple stories of Liverpool's past, present and future. If you look at the past, Liverpool has often been competing on multiple fronts ...

The rebuild has been a long time coming with supporters craving new midfielders all season, but completing deals is only the first step. It needs to work on the pitch, and while Liverpool will aim to complement Mac Allister with at least one more new midfielder, they will be hoping the Summer transfer window on The Athletic… • The Athletic • • So first off, what type of midfielder are Liverpool getting? Mac Allister should be about to enter his peak years, which is in keeping with Liverpool’s transfer policy under Fenway Sports Group. In terms of what he offers, a big positive for Jurgen Klopp, who has driven the deal, is that Mac Allister is a versatile player who has operated as a No 6, No 8 and a No 10 during his time at Brighton. He is technically excellent, possessing an assured touch and an ability to retain possession through predominantly short passes while also using his vision to progress the ball forward and find pockets of space to receive possession. Mac Allister has the intelligence and tactical awareness to perform different roles which means he should seamlessly operate in Liverpool’s classic 4-3-3 midfield with one No 6 and two No 8s or the new 3-4-3 inverted full-back system with two No 6s and two No 10s in possession. Irrespective of his position, Mac Allister takes on the role of a playmaker, consistently looking to He keeps things simple and is careful in possession, picking his moments of when to attempt passes between the lines and in behind. His pas...

It was a season to forget and move past as quickly as possible for Liverpool, who failed to finish inside the top four spots for the first time in a campaign that Jürgen Klopp was in charge for the entirety. But there are lots of other teams that will feel well-placed to improve next season as well. Even those who came ahead of Pep Guardiola's side themselves will be relishing the opportunity to go again, almost certainly with a couple of new faces to keep things fresh, and any questions about how READ MORE: READ MORE: Liverpool, however, will be right back up there next season when an important summer has been taken care of in the transfer market, with Manchester City Having beaten Inter in the Champions League final and completed the treble, Manchester City is the team to beat next season (and There will be changes at the Etihad Stadium despite Manchester City's dominance. Mateo Kovačić, according to Arsenal The big question about Mikel Arteta's side is whether last season was the start of something or whether it was a one-off. $116m (£92m/€107m) move. Rice would be an upgrade on Granit Xhaka, who is expected to depart, but there are still question marks over whether Arsenal's team man-for-man can match — or even Liverpool if the Reds get back to their peak. Manchester United While there were big steps forward taken by Erik ten Hag's side last season, The goalkeeper is a big conundrum and Manchester United needs more quality in attack. There are large areas of the squad ...