Klopp announces his final position on succeeding Loew in the German national team
The German coach, Juergen Klopp, the coach of Liverpool, announced his position on the succession of his compatriot Joachim Loew in the German national team, after the second decision to leave the German machines team, after the European nations next summer.
And the German Federation, said Tuesday morning in an official statement, that Loew will leave the German machines, after the end of the next European Championship.
Klopp was linked with the possibility of assuming the leadership of the German national team, but Jurgen put an end to the rumors, and confirmed that he does not think of leaving the England champion next summer.
"Loew has done an amazing job for many years with the German national team," Klopp said during the press conference about facing Leipzig in the Champions League, when asked about the matter.
He added: "Loew is one of the most successful coaches with Germany, after the euro will leave, and after that there will be another person doing a great job. There are a lot of good German coaches."
And he continued: "If you want to know if I will be available for this job in the summer, the answer is; no, whether this summer or the summer that follows."
And he continued: "I still have three years left in my contract with Liverpool, right? Well! It's simple when you sign a contract. You have to abide by this contract, as I did in Mainz and Dortmund."
He concluded his remarks: "There is another person who will take over this task, there is a good number of German coaches, and I am sure that the German Federation will find a good solution."