"I could have gone in Bayern several times. Surely I could have won more titles in my life if I had chosen to agree with Bayern but I did not. "I had a contract here and in the end I did not leave, I never went to Bayern."
The above words belong to Jürgen Klopp, the man who tends to associate his name with Liverpool as long as he has been associated in the past only with names that are now part of the history of the team from the big port. There is no coach after the Paisley and Shankly seasons who has associated his name so much with the club. And that may sound like sacrilege when Kenny Dalglish sat on the Liverpool bench for six years.
Nevertheless, the German has already surpassed the living legend of English football in participations and successes with the Reds and has set his sights on more.
There is, of course, no a foreign coach who has achieved as much as Klopp did with Liverpool. Only a manager from the island compares the course of the other Dortmund coach to Anfield. What the reds have achieved with Houye, Benitez are fractions in front of the successes they have written with "Klopp" on the bench. And the cult of the world for the German is absolutely a given.
It could indeed Jürgen Klopp has gone to Bayern and won six German championships in the last six years but so many cups and at least two Champions Leagues. And the Bavarians and the people have the money to support them and they are playing in a big league. And it is at the end and one of the 4-5 top teams in the world historically. Only with Real, Barça, Juve, Milan, Liverpool, United does Bayern, which is the queen of German football, enter the balance. And Klopp would parade there. But no, he refused to go for sure and sat down to eat with the flesh of the English tradition. And he won. He won titles, respect inside and outside England, recognition. And he won the absolute respect. To make a mistake and for everyone to say "Come on mom, it doesn't matter, Klopp is". Everything is forgiven to Klopp. He has shown many times that he feels the world on a social level. And he has the likes of ALL the teams and not only of the -everything but narrow- circle of Liverpool fans. An example to follow is Klopp. An inter-club and cross-border coach. Respect!
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