Which club will Jurgen Klopp manage again? Odds and Anfield farewell explained

As Jurgen Klopp’s nine-year spell with Liverpool comes to an end following this afternoon’s clash with Wolves, many are already asking the question: where will he end up next?

Having already cemented his legacy as one of the greatest managers of all time during his time in the Premier League, supporters and football fans around the world are wondering when the German will take up his next assignment after announcing that he will be leaving Merseyside at the end. of the season.

With no official job offer lined up and Klopp’s insistence that he will simply take things a bit easier over the next few months, he admitted: “I’ve got an invitation now for the Champions League final. They said: “Not ‘I don’t think he’ll come’ but of course I’ll come, it’s the Champions League final and I’ve got nothing to do!”

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“But then I also need more tickets. It’s the first time in my life I’ve asked for tickets – normally I’m the one who always gets asked! It’s a really weird feeling. I’ve never, never been never had to ask for tickets Now I ask you, it really feels weird.

“That’s one thing, apart from the fact that I haven’t planned anything (after I leave Liverpool). At the Euros we will watch the games and have tickets for a few games. Being in Germany for a long time, meeting with nothing spectacular guys, just not planning a pre-season, definitely not going to be involved in any kind of transfer talks, which is such a difference I’m looking forward to.

The Reds boss has even created his own Instagram profile in a bid to keep in touch with Liverpool and its supporters, despite being, in his own words, “not a social media person”. But as he settles in for a much-deserved rest, the bookies are still unconvinced about his future.

Odds for Klopp to take over the Germany national team are the lowest of all at 2/9, while Barcelona, ​​who are looking to replace current coach Xavi before he leaves at the end of the season, are second favorite at 5/1.

Bayern Munich are next at 13/2, while his old club Borussia Dortmund are a long way off at 10/1, Real Madrid and AC Milan not far behind at 11/1 and 14/1 respectively.

In what would be an incredible turn of events, Klopp is tipped to become the new England national team manager at odds of 16/1 should Gareth Southgate leave following the upcoming Euro 2024 competition. USA Men’s National Team is next at 25/1, while a shock move to rivals Manchester United is 200/1.