Jürgen Klopp explained his true reason for leaving in a private communication to the Liverpool players, and it’s reasonable.

Jürgen Klopp was correct, as the Liverpool players have confirmed, confirming what the manager had informed them in private when he declared he would be leaving at the end of the season.

Liverpool’s manager, Jürgen Klopp, would much prefer it if every game from here until the end of the season—particularly those played at Anfield—didn’t turn into an advertisement for him. Following the unexpected announcement on Friday, he attempted to silence any discussion of his resignation until the conclusion of the season during his press conference.

Despite his desires, Klopp was aware of what would happen prior to, during, and following the match against Norwich. Although he’s taught Liverpool supporters a lot, this time he won’t get his desire.

The most he can hope for is that when people express gratitude for his years of service, they do so without getting too emotional. That should be possible if people only concentrate on the skill that is currently being displayed in front of them.

As the victory over Norwich demonstrated, Liverpool has extraordinary quality all across the team. Trent Alexander-Arnold came off the bench as four players who came through the academy started the match.

Academy players set up four of the five goals, Conor Bradley and James McConnell helping with the first two. After that, Curtis Jones scored the third goal, and Virgil van Dijk scored the fourth with a header. With Bradley’s help, Ryan Gravenberch scored the fifth goal.

Because of the team’s young talent, Klopp thinks he’s leaving the club in a good spot for the future manager. In fact, The Athletic claims that the Liverpool boss “blamed” the players for becoming too good in a private message he sent them after revealing the news:

According to the report, Klopp made light of his departure by saying that the players were somewhat to blame for it. He believed that Liverpool had advanced to such a high level so quickly that he could feel that he could hand the reins to someone else. And in light of the most recent performance, which demonstrated the club’s dominant position from the young ranks up, it’s difficult to criticise his logic.

According to Liverpool.com Naturally, it’s not only about Klopp’s team being overly skilled, He has not felt the need to step down while presiding over some genuinely excellent sides in the past. However, it’s also true that he would always want to leave Liverpool in a positive light if the thought of quitting crossed his mind.

That being said, even though his private communication to the players was a little tongue-in-cheek, it may be true that the outstanding improvement made this season has expedited his decision. That roughly corresponds with what he told the club back in November.

Furthermore, it’s reasonable to argue that Klopp has given the squad the finest opportunity for success in the coming age, even though Liverpool will always miss him dearly whenever he decides to leave. It’s quite amazing to see how much talent there is, both established and emerging.