Jurgen Klopp details Liverpool's definitive stance on January transfer for a new centre-back

Jurgen Klopp upon arrival at Borussia Dortmund - which eventually backfired on his manager.Klopp brought Lewandowski to Dortmund in the summer of 2010 after watching him bag 21 goals in 34 appearances for Polish club Lech Poznan the previous season.The striker’s £4million move to Signal Iduna Park proved a complete success, with his return of 103 goals in 187 appearances helping Dortmund clinch two Bundesliga titles, one DFB-Pokal and also reach the Champions League final.Nevertheless, his debut campaign did not exactly go to plan, as a tally of nine goals in 43 outings shows.But Klopp quickly came up with a genius tactic to get Lewandowski firing again, although it eventually left him out of pocket…“I once made a bet with Jürgen Klopp,”

Robert Lewandowski claimed Jurgen Klopp is a "bad teacher in the best sense of the word" as he opened up on why the Liverpool boss is a "father figure" to him.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has admitted it is unlikely the club will delve into the transfer market for a central defender this month.

Liverpool are unable to recall Harvey Elliott due to a clause in his loan contract with Blackburn.

Goal, Anfield bosses are now keen for the central defender to build experience away from Anfield, following a similar path to Williams and Phillips. Williams spent time with Kidderminster Harriers in non-league, while Phillips has spent time in 2.Bundesliga with Sttutgart.The report adds that there is interest from Switzerland and Belgium's top tiers, as well as from Germany's second division and he could leave during the January window.Van den Berg’s departure will raise expectations that Klopp could sanction an arrival this month, but the Reds boss has hinted that the club may not have the finances to do so."A supporter may look at it and think 'they need a centre half and the other team has a good one so bring him in’.

Jose Mourinho to hand over Jurgen Klopp’s phone number on Sunday evening.The cardboard sign in question could be seen in a local garden during Spurs’ win over Marine in the third round of the FA Cup, and it left many of those watching at home feeling amused.Mourinho’s men ran out 5-0 winners following a first-half treble from Carlos Vinicius, but the message that snubbed him for his rival boss might not have been as enjoyable.The message read: “Well hello Jose.

Jurgen Klopp could be spotted watching Tottenham take on Marine on Sunday. Jose Mourinho’s side traveled to Merseyside to take on the minnows in the third round of the FA Cup, and they raced into a 4-0 half-time lead thanks to a Carlos Vinicius treble.

It's hardly been perfect preparation for Liverpool ahead of their biggest game of the season to date.

Liverpool are reportedly prepared to let Sepp van den Berg depart on loan in the January window - despite the club's ongoing centre-back injury crisis.

Liverpool don't look like they will be adding a defender in January according to Jurgen Klopp.

Liverpool's assistant manager Pep Lijnders has denied the Reds' recent success has been because of a change in their playing style.

Liverpool. The Real Madrid talisman has helped his club secure five La Liga titles and four Champions League triumphs since joining from Sevilla in 2005, having made 666 total appearances.

Liverpool striker Michael Owen has lavished praise on Reds midfielder Thiago Alcantara after the Spaniard's second-half display against Aston Villa in the FA Cup.Despite fielding a strong line-up against an inexperienced Villa team, Jurgen Klopp's side were drawing 1-1 when Thiago was brought on.Sadio Mane had given Liverpool the lead after just four minutes but 17-year-old striker Louie Barry equalised shortly before half-time to restore parity.They ultimately ran out 4-1 winners, with Georginio Wijnaldum, Mane and Mohamed Salah all finding the back of the net in the space of five minutes in the second-half.But it was Thiago who impressed Owen, with the former England international proclaiming that "there’s nobody in the Premier League,

Xherdan Shaqiri concedes this season has been "frustrating" with his Liverpool opportunities limited by injury.

Gini Wijnaldum can't consider himself to be worthy of a place among Liverpool's top earners, according to former Premier League striker Darren Bent.

straight to your inbox every day for freeJurgen Klopp has revealed Liverpool will focus on plenty of 11 vs 11 training to counteract the nine-day gap in between facing Aston Villa and Manchester United.Liverpool booked their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup at Villa Park on Friday, beating a team filled with Aston Villa youngsters following a Covid outbreak in the first-team squad.

Jurgen Klopp paid tribute to the efforts of the young Aston Villa side who briefly threatened to embarrass Liverpool in the FA Cup, and reserved special praise for goalscorer Louie Barry.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has revealed that he will implement a different training regime in preparation for their crunch clash with Manchester United.

Liverpool booked their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup after they thumped an Aston Villa academy team 4-1 at Villa Park.

Manchester United. The Reds have been out of sorts of late and hardly eased concerns against Aston Villa’s kids, whose team had an average age of just 18.Liverpool were held for an hour against a Villa team full of teenagers from their academy, with the first-team and manager Dean Smith self-isolating after a Covid outbreak in their camp.

Liverpool’s comfortable win over Aston Villa. The home side were forced to name a team made up of U18 players due to a Covid-19 outbreak that spread through the first-team stars earlier in the week.Jurgen Klopp named a very strong team before stating that he wasn’t feeling sympathetic for the hosts, and they were met with some fine defensive resolve despite the eventual 4-1 scoreline.