Klopp said, "No, I'm not. It's all nonsense to say that I'll be the coach for a while."

Klopp said, "No, I'm not. It's all nonsense to say that I'll be the coach for a while."

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Jurgen Klopp has denied rumors of his appointment to AS Roma and said he will not return as a manager for the time being.

Britain's "Talk Sports" reported on the 24th (Korea time) that "Liverpool's legendary coach Jurgen Klopp strongly denied the rumors of his appointment to AS Roma."

Klopp has been recognized for his leadership by leading Mainz, Dortmund, and Liverpool. Notably, he won trophies in numerous competitions including UCL and Premier League when he was a Liverpool player. He quit the job after the last season. Currently, he is the global soccer manager for Red Bull.

According to the British media Mirror, Klopp has no intention of returning to the managerial post for a while. "Klopp has been going around the world and throwing himself into a new role. He is enjoying change and new challenges," the media said. "He will not consider returning to the managerial post until 2026.

"I could decide not to take the helm of another club. If Klopp is a coach again, chances are high that he will take the national team role. It has been reported that he wants to take the helm of the German national soccer team someday."

However, recently, there was talk that Klopp would take the helm of Rome. Claudio Ranieri, the head coach of Rome, will retire after this season. Rome, who has to find a new coach, agreed to join Klopp from next season.

"It has been reported that Klopp will become the new coach of Rome. An agreement has already been reached. The decision was made after much consideration. Klopp sent an "OK" sign to Rome," the Rome Press said. "Rome does not stop revolutionizing on the bench. There will be a big change in the roster."

Klopp's agent reacted quickly to the rumor of his appointment in Rome. "The report that Klopp will be the next manager of Rome is not true," he said. 메이저사이트

According to Talk Sports, Klopp himself denied rumors that he would be appointed to Rome. "I don't go to Rome. If there are rumors that I will take the helm in the next few years, that is all groundless. I will make it clear," he said at an event for the Liverpool Foundation.