Liverpool identifies the Bundesliga winner as a potential Jurgen Klopp replacement
Source: MSC Football
Liverpool FC thinks Bayern Manager Julian Nagelsmann will be the perfect Jurgen Klopp replacement.
According to Caught Offside, Liverpool are considering appointing Julian Nagelsmann as the New Manager. This means Klopp might be bidding farewell to the club.
Brendan Rodgers was replaced as Liverpool’s manager by Klopp in late 2015. Since then, we have evolved into an European giant club. Under the German tactician throughout that period, the Reds have captured every significant trophy.
But this season has been a complete and total failure. Moreover, Liverpool appears to be a team unprepared for what was to happen during the year. Furthermore, there were problems ranging from injury to underwhelming results.
Julian Nagelsmann seen as the man to mark the new era at Liverpool
The club’s inability to acquire a top-tier midfielder is the main target of fan discontent. Most of us saw Jordan Henderson’s decline for a long time, and the absence of competition for Fabinho Tavares has made us weak in defensive midfield.
To put it mildly, the Brazilian midfielder has not been outstanding as he was in the previous seasons. Thiago Alcantara, Naby Keita, and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have all had injury problems, and given his age, James Milner cannot be relied upon to put in a weekly effort.
Although Stefan Bajcetic has surprised everyone this season, we shouldn’t hold out too much hope for the young Spaniard. Klopp hasn’t openly voiced his unhappiness about his team’s inability to sign elite midfielders.
He did acknowledge that Real Madrid had defeated them for Aurelien Tchouameni, but that was about it. Except for the fact that fans could feel he has been mute in the face of our underinvestment in midfield, Klopp isn’t really at fault in this situation.
Let’s provide him with excellent players in the middle of the park this summer, and then we’ll see how he handles the business.
The 35-year-old Nagelsmann is intelligent. Moreover, he is someone Klopp would be familiar with given his connection to German football.
But it is time to show support not look for replacements.
