A possible successor to Jurgen Klopp and interest in Kostas Tsimikas features in Tuesday’s Liverpool news, while 33 players head out on international duty.
Nagelsmann touted as next LFC manager
It may be unthinkable, but there will come a time when Klopp steps down from his position as Liverpool manager.
As it stands, that will be at the end of the 2023/24 campaign, with the club’s hierarchy almost certainly already whittling down candidates to take over.
Unless Klopp makes a U-turn and extends his stay beyond the nine-year mark, a new manager will be in place for the summer of 2024 – and that could, it seems, be Bayern Munich’s Julian Nagelsmann.
Sky Sports‘ Melissa Reddy has touted Nagelsmann as a potential successor to either Klopp or Pep Guardiola.
“There is a sense he is more minded to plump for the City or Liverpool job,” Reddy writes, rather than the soon-to-be vacant position at Man United.
International break talk
- Trent Alexander-Arnold is rehabbing his hamstring injury while out in Dubai
- But James Milner has stayed on Merseyside to work at the AXA
- 33 Liverpool players, meanwhile, were called up for international duty
Latest Liverpool FC news
- The FA knew of the upcoming Wembley travel chaos as far back as 2019 (Echo)
- Kostas Tsimikas is attracting “many clubs” but there is “zero chance” he will leave (LFCTR)
- Tottenham have become the latest Premier League club to back the Hillsborough Law Now campaign (THFC)
Latest Premier League chat
- Mike Dean may be retiring as a referee, but he’s staying on as VAR (Sky Sports)
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