“No need to panic” — Jurgen Klopp assures Liverpool fans

No one has to worry, Jurgen Klopp assures Liverpool fans in response to speculations of mass exodus from the club following his exit.

Last week, confirmation came out reporting the Liverpool manager’s exit from the club after the conclusion of the 2023/24 campaign, leading to narratives surrounding the continuity and stability of the team post Jurgen Klopp’s era at the club.

However, in the manager’s latest press conference ahead of the Chelsea fixture, Jurgen Klopp has debunked the narratives, insisting there is nothing to fear or worry about. This includes the contract situation between some of the club’s elite stars like Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold who rumors speculated might be next out through the door if Klopp leaves.

“No-one has to worry. You can’t wait with these kind of questions. I would recommend that people would stay calm.” the German told the press.

Going further on the subject, the former Borussia Dortmund and Mainz boss, said the players are at the club because they love to be there, debunking the popular assertion that they are at the club because of him.

“There’s enough time to everything. These players love to be here, don’t forget that. All fine, don’t worry. The boys love this place, I know that for a fact.”

The manager insists the speculations and narratives of the media shadow what fans’ true concerns are, saying to the press;

“Very often the fans’ concerns are not as big as the media may think. You underestimate the IQ of our supporters…”

Jurgen Klopp also addressed the current situation with Mohamed Salah following Egypt’s exit from the AFCON and his current state.

He said;

“He wanted to get fit as quickly as possible anyway. He’s just doing his rehab.”

“Mo is not ready for this game or the next game. He’s injured, a muscle injury takes time. It could have been much worse.”

On the plus side of things, midfielder, Alexis Mac Alister will be present for the visit of Chelsea stating;

“Macca trained yesterday so he should be fine. Thiago also trained for the first time, a wonderful sign, but he needs time.”