Since they’re not going to listen to me, I’m leaving for a better team” – Liverpool has once again dissatisfied Jurgen Klopp by deciding not to recruit a player for a critical position in the team

Although Jamie Carragher appears to have given some thought to who might succeed Jurgen Klopp as manager in the near future, the most ideal scenario for Liverpool supporters would be for Jurgen Klopp to extend his contract.

A former defender for our team responded to a statement made by Adam Hurrey of The Athletic who said, “Thought Thomas Frank spoke very well on Monday Night Football tonight,” by saying, “I’d love him at our club.”

This comment led to some confusion since, despite the fact that everyone is aware of the Scousers’ current red allegiances, some appeared to think that it was a suggestion for Everton based on their comments on X. This led to some misunderstanding because the Scousers currently support Liverpool FC.

However, if we believe the 45-year-old when he claims he was referring to the Reds, Thomas Frank is a name to keep in mind as a potential long-term replacement for our German hero. This is assuming that we trust the 45-year-old when he says he was referring to the Reds.

When our group has competed against the manager of Brentford before, we have had two victories, one draw, and two defeats. This suggests that our chances of defeating him are no better than fifty percent at most.

The Danish trainer began his career as an amateur player and began coaching at the Under-8 level. From those humble beginnings, he made his way up to become one of the most well-liked managers in the Premier League.

Even though a lot of people would much rather have someone like Xabi Alonso in charge of the team, the 49-year-old guy from West London has put in a lot of good work, so he could be an intriguing candidate to keep an eye on in the future.

Carragher selects a Premier League manager that he would “love to have at his club,” and Klopp has a victory rate of fifty percent versus Carragher.