Speaking ahead of his team’s match against Newcastle United on Saturday afternoon, manager Jurgen Klopp has been answering questions about the recently failed European Super League.
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Despite plans for six of England’s biggest clubs to breakaway and form a pioneering Super League now well and truly shelved, the media and fans have still been keen to gauge manager’s thoughts.
Speaking in a recent press conference, when asked for this thoughts on the ESL, Klopp gave a worrying prediction that football may not be out of the woods yet.
“The most positive thing is that it [ESL] didn’t happen,” Klopp said. “But I am now not involved that much anymore. […] “From what I have heard, it’s not over yet, I don’t mean that the Super League could still happen, but obviously now there are a lot of discussions about other things.”