Jürgen Klopp, the iconic former Liverpool manager, has opened the door to a possible return to the club in the future. Klopp, who left Liverpool in the summer of 2024 after a highly successful nine-year tenure, cited fatigue as the primary reason for his departure.

In a recent interview on the Diary of a CEO podcast with Steven Bartlett, Klopp addressed the possibility of returning to Liverpool. When asked about his future plans, Klopp stated, "I said I will never coach a team in England again, that means if it's Liverpool, theoretically it's possible". He added, "I don't know exactly, I love what I do right now. I don't miss coaching, I do coach now but just different".

Klopp's departure from Liverpool in 2024 ended a transformative era for the club. He took the Reds from a team fighting for Champions League qualification to one of Europe's top teams, winning the Premier League, Champions League, and other major trophies. His energetic and passionate style of management made him a beloved figure among Liverpool fans.

Since leaving Liverpool, Klopp has taken on the role of Global Head of Soccer for Red Bull. This position allows him to remain involved in football at a high level while also providing him with more time with his family. Klopp has said he is enjoying his current role and does not miss the day-to-day pressures of coaching. "I don't miss standing in the rain, two-and-a-half [to] three hours, I don't miss going to press conferences three times a week, having 12 interviews a week, I don't miss that, I don't".

Despite his satisfaction with his current role, Klopp has not ruled out a return to management. He is 58 years old and believes he could make a decision about his future in a few years. "I'm 58, that's from your perspective old, from others' perspective it's not that old, that means I could make the decision in a few years. I don't know," Klopp said.

Klopp has previously stated that he would never manage another team in England. However, his recent comments suggest that he would consider a return to Liverpool if the opportunity arose. It remains to be seen whether Klopp will eventually return to the Anfield dugout, but his latest remarks have certainly given Liverpool fans reason to hope.

Under his replacement Arne Slot, Liverpool won the Premier League last season and reached the final of the Carabao Cup.