Fresh claims surrounding Jurgen Klopp’s future have emerged and they are much more believable than the previous rumours about the German.
According to the BILD, Jurgen Klopp is twice as likely to leave Liverpool than see out his current contract at Anfield to become the next Germany manager.
BILD claim there is a 68 per cent chance that the Liverpool boss will walk away from the Reds in the summer and replace Joachim Low as the next German national team manager.
Jurgen Klopp has already responded to rumours that he is leaving following Liverpool’s loss to Leicester City earlier in February.
Liverpool lost 3-1 to Leicester City which effectively ended the Reds hopes of retaining the Premier League title.
Following the result the rumour mill went into overdrive and reports began to circulate that Klopp was going to step down, he needed a break and even that he was going to get the sack.
Klopp responded to the rumours during Liverpool pre-match press conference ahead of their Champions League clash with RB Leipzig saying: “Did I get the sack or did I leave by myself? I don’t need a break. Everyone knows privately it has been tough time but it wasn’t just last three weeks, it was longer before that. We always deal with it as a family 100%.
“Thanks for all the support, people tell me about it. I am very grateful for it. But they can think about other things as nobody needs to worry about me.”