It has been announced this morning that Jurgen Klopp will be moving on to his next expected job.
The BBC and ITV are interested in hiring a major Liverpool player to serve as a commentator for the Euro 2024 tournament; this will offer one network a significant advantage.
The European Union is getting ready to host the major event in Germany in 2024, and as part of their coverage of the tournament, the BBC and ITV want to attract a significant personality from the present Liverpool camp to their team. The tournament is scheduled to take place in Germany.
The two British broadcasters compete with one another for viewers during each and every international football event; however, they believe that if they had Jurgen Klopp, who is the manager of Liverpool, they would have a significant advantage over the other.
According to the Daily Mail, the BBC and ITV are planning to compete with one another in order to acquire the services of the German coach.
They are of the opinion that the dynamic Anfield manager would be an irresistible subject for television.
On the other hand, both parties are likely to be dissatisfied, as the source indicates that the manager of Liverpool is anticipated to decline offers and instead travel to the tournament in his home country of Germany as a spectator.
Jurgen Klopp is going to leave Liverpool and move to Germany after his departure.
Over the course of nine fruitful years with the Merseyside club, Jurgen Klopp has decided to part ways with Liverpool at the conclusion of the current season.
His exit from Anfield will be an emotional one for everyone involved, since the Reds are still in the running to win a quadruple during the course of the season.
A sabbatical is on the agenda for the German coach once he leaves his position, and he intends to begin his break by traveling to the Euro 2024 tournament to cheer on his country.
There are tickets available for each of Germany’s three group games, beginning with the tournament opener against Scotland on June 14 in Munich.
Klopp has tickets for all of Germany’s group games.
The Liverpool coach will not be appearing on our televisions this summer, which is a disappointment because it would have been wonderful to see him work with the team.
