Klopp: No return to coaching, I'm enjoying life | OneFootball

The German coach denies all rumors about a possible return to coaching and talks about his new life away from football.

Klopp rules out a return to coaching: “I don’t miss coaching, I’m living my life”

Jurgen Klopp, former Liverpool manager, has definitively quashed speculations about his possible return to coaching. In an interview with The Athletic, the German coach stated: “I don’t miss anything about the life of a coach.”

Klopp explained how his career took him to travel far and wide: “As a coach, I’ve been to many different countries, but I haven’t seen any of them: just hotels, stadiums, and training fields. I’ve been to two weddings in my life: one was my own, the second was two months ago. And the cinema? Four times, all in the last two months.”

In recent days, there were rumors about possible interest from Al Ittihad, a Saudi team that includes Benzema and Kante, but Klopp clarified that he is in no rush to return to the field: “At a certain point, I realized I didn’t want to be a coach anymore. Will I never do it again? At the moment, it seems the most likely option. But you never know: I’m 58 years old. If at 65 I feel like starting again, everyone would say: you said you would never coach again. Right now, that’s what I think.”

The coach, known for his charisma and ability to motivate teams, seems focused on a life away from the hectic pace of professional football, dedicating himself to personal interests and family, without giving up leisure moments like cinema or private events.

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