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Jamie Carragher raises controversy in Liverpool hierarchy

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Jamie Carragher raises controversy in Liverpool hierarchy

All is not well in Liverpool, Jamie Carragher says as he stirs controversy over the believe that there is a fractured relationship between the hierarchy that involves outgoing club manager, Jurgen Klopp and incoming head of operations, Michael Edwards.

Former Liverpool stalwart Jamie Carragher has weighed in on the speculated rift between Jurgen Klopp and Michael Edwards, shedding light on the dynamics behind Edwards’ impending departure from Anfield.

Carragher’s remarks come amidst swirling rumors regarding the strained relationship between Klopp and Edwards, Liverpool’s sporting director.

Carragher remarked;

“What’s really interesting here is Michael Edwards, the sporting director, was there at the start with Klopp but they’ve obviously fallen out for whatever reason and a lot of his team have moved on.”

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The football pundit’s observations hint at a potential fracture within the managerial structure at Liverpool, with key figures departing in recent times. Carragher’s insights suggest that Klopp’s imminent departure from the club has prompted a reshuffle, with an apparent reunion of personnel who were previously associated with the German manager.

“It’s obvious something has happened behind the scenes,” Carragher remarked, suggesting that internal disagreements may have precipitated Edwards’ exit.

He further speculated on the significance placed by the club’s owners, Fenway Sports Group (FSG), on reinstating the previous managerial structure over the selection of Klopp’s successor.

Carragher emphasized, “There is no way Michael Edwards is coming back and not having all the power to run this club.”

This assertion alludes to a potential shift in Edwards’ role, hinting at a broader scope of authority in his future endeavors, possibly involving acquisitions of other clubs.

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