Liverpool news: Jurgen Klopp is set to make a comeback as new information regarding the Mo Salah altercation surfaced

With just three games left in his tenure as Liverpool’s manager, the German is eager to leave Merseyside on a positive note after his team has only won one of their last five encounters.

With just three games remaining, Jurgen Klopp will be leaving Liverpool’s dugout to take a “long break” from football.

During his nearly nine years in charge of the Reds, Klopp has won the FA Cup, the Carabao Cup, the Champions League, and the Premier League. However, at the end of the season, he will conclude his reign on Merseyside.

After leaving Anfield, he is anticipated to take a long hiatus from the game, but rival teams are already making moves at him. The speculation about Klopp’s future began after Ryan Gravenberch expressed his dissatisfaction with Liverpool’s recent decline in performance.

Additionally, new information on Klopp’s altercation with Mohamed Salah following the Reds’ loss to West Ham has surfaced. Mirror Football compiles all of the most recent Liverpool news here.

Klopp prepared to make a comeback

Following his departure from Liverpool, Borussia Dortmund is planning to make an approach for Jurgen Klopp. Although they have suffered since his departure, Klopp headed Dortmund for seven years prior, during which time they won two Bundesliga titles.

In light of those setbacks, the German team is now seeking to reestablish their Bundesliga standing by utilising Klopp’s experience. In 2025, Dortmund plans to hire him as their head of football.

At Signal Iduna Park, there is growing discussion about pursuing this course of action. It has been observed, though, that the German team has brought back some important players from the first Klopp period, which hasn’t done anything to change their fortunes.

Gravenberch acknowledges being let down by the run-in

Ryan Gravenberch, a star for Liverpool, has expressed his dissatisfaction with his team’s awful performance. The Reds’ chances of winning the Premier League title have all but vanished as they have only won one of their last five games.

He remarked, “Everyone is disappointed, but we must move on at this time.” This week is Tottenham, so we need to get ready for that, which we will. We need to get ready for them thoroughly. We need to have faith in order to prevail in that match.

It was a very difficult wee. Naturally, you want to win awards as a player, and this will make it very challenging. You must never stop hoping and dreaming, although it will be quite difficult for us. We hoped to win at West Ham, so everyone is upset.”

New details about the Salah spit surface.

Jurgen Klopp and Mohamed Salah got into a heated argument after the attacker declined to provide the conventional touchline handshake. Michail Antonio, a standout for West Ham, has recently spoken out about their match.

In the Footballers’ Football Podcast, Antonio stated, “When the [Liverpool] players come on, Klopp always gives them a big hug and says ‘good luck,’ but when Mo came on, he walked in a different direction and was doing his shinpads and stuff like that.”

“Klopp extended his hand to him and held it there for a little while. When Mo stopped what he was doing, he simply gave Klopp a high five.” Naturally, that didn’t sit well with Klopp, who asked, “Do you want to sit back down?” or, more accurately, “Do you want to go on?” And no one has informed me of Mo’s response.”