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Liverpool chairman admits ‘nobody wants to think of when Jurgen is no longer manager of this club’

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner and manager Jurgen Klopp

Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has admitted he doesn’t want to think about the day when Jurgen Klopp is no longer the manager of the club.

Klopp joined Liverpool in 2016 and, amid fears he would leave the club in 2024, he has recently signed a contract extension that will see him stay with the club for at least four more years. 

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The German has overseen great levels of success since taking over at Anfield, helping them break their Premier League duck by winning the title in 2020 as well as helping them to their sixth European Cup in 2019.

He could also add a treble to his Liverpool legacy this week. Having already won the Carabao Cup and FA Cup this season, the Reds head to Paris on Saturday to face Real Madrid in the Champions League final.

Liverpool chairman Werner has now admitted he doesn’t want to think about Klopp leaving and also praised the German’s wife for convincing him to extend his contract.

In an interview with The Athletic, the American said: “I want to give some credit to Ulla. She was very helpful in suggesting to Jurgen that he should extend his tenure at Liverpool.

“Mike Gordon talks to Jurgen a number of times every day. He kept us updated on the fact that Jurgen was considering an extension. But until it happened I just held my breath.

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“It’s wonderful that he’s going to be with us for a few more years. I was so pleased, because there’s such a sense that nobody wants to think of the day when Jurgen is no longer manager of this club.”

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