"It's really controversial" 🤔 | Kaveh Solhekol on Jurgen Klopp's new role at Red Bull

[@MbitjitaKandorozu-o5y]

Life time supply of energy drinks😂 he'll never run out of energy again😅

[@LucasCipri]

hahaaha, good one

[@guido_aka_guy]

CR 7 would not have done that 😂 CR 7 placed the sugar drinks away from his pc😂

[@LucasCipri]

@@guido_aka_guy where does CR comes into this discussion? Jeezus, wake up man

[@dexterkinsella6843]

😅

[@xolatonni7935]

@@LucasCipri obsession is a thing

[@phildemetriou440]

Makes sense. Klopp saying he's run out of energy, then goes to red bull........😎

[@marctierschge1809]

This is No. 1 story in Germany today and it is in fact highly controversial. Rightly so.

[@guido_aka_guy]

It was first in international news and the German Media picked it up. A few days ago Jürgen Klopp was awarded the Federal Cross of Merit (1st Class) in a ceremony with the German President Steinmeier. Now Jürgen Klopp joins Marketing centric and controvese Corporation RB .

[@StPauliFanNr1]

@@guido_aka_guy Sky Germany literally released this news.

[@chrismcbrias4681]

If he wants to do that good luck to him I wish him all the best He will always be one of us YNWA

[@starstef764]

This is exactly why he hated English media. Bloody baffoons

[@brianduru3753]

That they are calling out his hypocrisy? Just because you don't understand German football doesn't mean others don't. You can't just go around being a man of the people in Mainz, Dortmund and Liverpool then go and associate yourself with Red Bull, and not expect any backash.

[@nilsd3608]

Nah, they are actually very soft spoken. Klopp destroyed his legacy with the fans in Germany by this move. RB Leipzig is not just not very well liked, the organization is hated. It’s an epitome of what’s wrong about modern football and essentially opposes the core identity of German football as having the fans as the governing body of football clubs. From hero to zero

[@santandersepulveda]

well said !!

[@roganov8048]

but it is what most of the people in germany are thinking...

[@AwaisAhmed-p4d]

FOLLOW THE MONEY, AND YOU'LL SEE HOW MUCH THESE BELLENDS LIE 😅😅😅

[@stevenjoseph6048]

A lot of Liverpool fans in this comment section lmao. In Germany, majority of fans hates RB Leipzig and the Red Bull brand in general. Klopp is really popular in Germany so for him to not only be apart of the RB brand but to be at the top hurts

[@ryancairns3111]

Haha they always think its about liverpoool dont they

[@clivet3252]

It's just a stop gap to him becoming Leeds manager.

[@davinnicode]

Germans hate the Red Bull brand? Simply not true. So many people drink it or mix it with alcohol although they dislike the football department.

[@taliamason7986]

​@@davinnicodeGerman fans hate the Red Bull brand in German football amongst other big entities such as Volkswagen and Bayer.

[@guido_aka_guy]

​@@taliamason7986 Well Bayer founded the Sports Clubs at their Plant Locations for its employees so that is a different culture and Tradition

[@vishy]

I admire Kaveh’s ability to tell us nothing we already knew in 25,000 words or less ❤

[@dasbapoh]

Kaveh on the BS again and sky pushing it for interactions

[@alexjwb88]

what BS exactly? Most people in Germany think Klopp has sold himself out with this controversial move

[@Max-lc1lm]

Here a short history of RB Leipzig. 1. Founded in 2012 by buying out SSV Makränstädt in the 5th League instead of starting at the bottom (11th league) like normal clubs 2. In Germany every club has to be at least 51% fan owned, except for Leipzig apparently because it is the only club were you cannot become a member. All their members are literal workers at Red Bull. 3. Spent insane amounts of money to make it up the ladder: 3.1. Three of the top 10 most expensive transfers in german 3rd division history were by RB and they ony spent A SINGLE YEAR in the league 3.2. Four of the top 8 most expensive transfers in german 2nd division history were by RB and they ony spent TWO YEARS in the league 3.3. In their debut Bundesliga season the only team spending more money than RB was Dortmund (RB LITERALLY CAME IN AS A PROMOTED TEAM) 3.4. All these statistics dont even include the players they got for free from other Red Bull clubs like Salzburg (This is basically legalized cheating) If you support this network of RB clubs you are part of the problem. And thats exactly what Klopp is doing. But I am not suprised to see fans of an Oil League with shady investors from countries that dont have human rights, defending this. You dont know what the words "values" and "morals" even mean. The RB network is the prime example of everything wrong with todays football.

[@dannjp75]

@@Max-lc1lmand? It’s an ex manager taking a new job. Literally nothing to do with anyone else.

[@hartzldn]

Klopp does not owe anything to anyone, but people commenting pretending what he’s done isn’t controversial are clueless.

[@digitalaccessibilityacademy]

So these two opinions can exist concurrently. A breath of fresh air, that.

[@HJU7]

I am german and I can tell you this is really controversial in Germany . Maybe not in England . But in Germany RB stands for everything the majority of foorball fans hate. We always thought Klopp is one of us , a football romantic , someone who loves the game and not only the money. A lot of german fans feel betrayed and Klopp lost extremly the reputation he had not only among BvB and Mainz Fans

[@davinnicode]

I love everything about it. I hate this romanticizing of football because it never affects the sport.

[@taliamason7986]

​@@davinnicodeIts simply about maintaining tradition and what truly makes a football club which its fans. Something that actually does deserve a great deal of praise.

[@teidorhalariblah]

But why. I think red Bull can bring some competition to the league where bayern is dominating all seasons.

[@taliamason7986]

​@@teidorhalariblahBayern won't be dominating for much longer as last both last season and the season before that strongly indicated. The gap is finally closing and teams like Bayer Leverkusen and certainly RB Leipzig so far this season who have a rock solid defence. Frankfurt look like they could be seasons Stuttgart fairy tale and who knows with Borussia Dortmund.

[@HJU7]

@@teidorhalariblah What happens when Investors , buisnessman, overtake Clubs and a League can be seen perfectly at the premierLeague : insane Ticket prices , stupid Kick off times and a dead atmosphere in the Studiums. We want to keep the Clubs in the hand of the people and won't sell our soul to the devil....

[@TheGreatVivek7]

Kaveh keeps waffling pointlessly without saying anything.

[@udeaniizuchukwu7836]

As a utd fan. Ive always admired klopp all the way from bvb. This is definitely the best retirement plan for him and i wish him all the best. Please Klopp dont listen to all this clowns. You've paid your dues. You dont owe anybody JACK. Go and be happy my guy. Peace ✌🏼

[@adammchugh5456]

Hahahaha, as an lfc fan I used to say this about Sir Alex.

[@stewartroberts2983]

@@udeaniizuchukwu7836 coming from mank,I take my hat off to you, for your sentiments, yes he owes nobody anything he's payed his dues Thanks bud 😁

[@imRehnzy]

I don't even see the problem. They produce talent, they don't buy superstars. I think their business model is great and it's always fun to watch the RB teams play. Jurgen Klopp will be a great influence on all these young players and help them reach their potential. Everyone wins. Those great players won't stay in RB anyway, they will play for the same teams who's fans are crying about this

[@karagounis9469]

It's not controversial. It's a "no go" for someone with Klopps Legacy. Fans would have accepted this move from a young coach, who wants to take the next step. Not from somebody who reached everything at the Club level, already earned three shitloads of money, and just recently needed a brake

[@imRehnzy]

So why is it ok for Bayern to snap up Upamecanot, Nagelsmann, Sabitzer, Laimer from RB after they spotted them as young talents. But it's not ok for Jurgen to go the other direction. The hate on RB is crazy, they're not inflating any markets like Man City or PSG do. They literally operate just like Brighton. I find them admirable. They don't sign Messi. They produce future Messi's and give them a pathway

[@karagounis9469]

@@imRehnzy yeah Red Bull the heart warming football Club from your neighbourhood who just wants to give talents a chance... Nobody blames young Players or Coaches who join RB, cause they don't have that many options and usually have not build a legacy elsewhere. But Klopp has. Hence, people care much more. And he really doesn't need this. He can do whatever he wants, but he cannot do this and expect to remain a popular figure among German Football Fans

[@imRehnzy]

@@karagounis9469 He doesn't owe anyone to be likeable or to live up to their standards though. I appreciate everything he did for Liverpool and wish him all the best. I don't understand what makes Germans feel so entitled to like him or his decisions. He'll be a huge asset and influence on all this up and coming future talents to the rb academies. I think it's a really nice position for him. Maybe if other clubs took their development as seriously they'd be a more appealing work opportunity for him.

[@clutchcobra2729]

I think they should've clarified that its controversial *in Germany. Relative to the strength of grassroots football and club-fan ownership. Anywhere else in the world this is literally normal, if not expected. I mean its nearly the same move that Arsene Wenger did but with FIFA.

[@Raul_27]

He is not a manager. He is now an executive. Awesome.

[@usmaniqbal836]

As a liverpool fan I wish him the best

[@goldenhathi]

Nothing controversial. JK can do anything he likes.

[@SandraVamosova]

Exactly, I absolutely agree. I wish him only the best, but I m very sad, that he ll not already football s coach...😢❤❤❤❤☘️☘️☘️☘️👍

[@TeamCGS2005]

Trying to make a headline out of nothing. Come on Sky Sports.

[@greeny12433]

Not really, Kaveh explained it well how the RB group is disliked in Germany with fans and the fact Klopp is associating himself with the RB brand will feel let down by this decision. If the Leipzig job becomes available, you can bet Klopps name will be linked to it right away.

[@XY-le8eg]

Not in Germany. It’s a completely different world. Many fans in Germany are disappointed-probably even the majority. They think he is a traitor to the so-called traditional clubs. The talk about traditional clubs is omnipresent in Germany. Leipzig is the most hated because of Red Bull, but also Wolfsburg (VW), Hoffenheim (SAP), and Leverkusen (Bayer).

[@martinrutter2289]

@@greeny12433 Its not true, only dump people hate RB in Germany. RB does a lot for football here, no reason to hate them

[@hair6789]

@@martinrutter2289 So does Man City, but that doesnt mean theyre liked lmao

[@martinrutter2289]

@@hair6789 RB is totally different to Man City! Man City is just buying big Players and name, RB in comparison developes young players, which start to play at BVB, Munch or also in PL after… Not just pushing money into Football like PL…

[@deanbrown29]

Well that's his reputation ruined, proper soulless pointless move that will isolate him in Germany. So much for being tired

[@yandaocxida2999]

Germany have many good coaches…without klopp germany wont lose anything 😂😂😂

[@imRehnzy]

Soulless how? You wont cry about it when the talents the RB concern nurture come play for your team. Bayern fans are the soulless ones. They steal half the RB squad while simultaneously crying about them finding these gems and refining them into great players

[@toomuchinformation]

In 2022 Klopp had this to say about RB Leipzig. "I know how much the Red Bull idea is criticised by traditionalists and I'm one of those too". He seems to be following in his former captain's footsteps.

[@CarmenVanreenen-t4b]

@toomuchinformation Henderson Is trash how did he play for Liverpool

[@albertguldbrandsen969]

@@CarmenVanreenen-t4b he was a good player and a good captain

[@CarmenVanreenen-t4b]

@@toomuchinformation 1 over support liverpool for a long time he was trash he is lucky to have played for Liverpool another edomite stealing g thr shine off of players t6ht deserve to play

[@seanohare3509]

@@CarmenVanreenen-t4bzero ball knowledge. Guaranteed don’t live in the UK and watch the Prem week in week out either.

[@CarmenVanreenen-t4b]

@seanohare3509 what are nuts fam that not my name I'm Ross and I'm on endz and I use to play semi pro a decade ago I don't only know ball I'm great at it I just left it too late cau4e of road life

[@dankumarasamy7704]

I am a United fan. I was hoping klopp will take over the England job. He is a great manager. Wish him all the best.

[@Tristw28]

Wish sky reported on the time I went from a roofer to a landscaper like it was important…

[@bhm5262]

Controversial how? You literally said yourself he’s not going back into management so what he said was correct, you’re just saying words for the sake of it

[@taliamason7986]

Red Bull is notoriously despised in German football along with pharmaceutical giant Bayer and motor manufacturing giant Volkswagen. That's how.

[@bhm5262]

@@taliamason7986 cheers for your comment, but I still don’t see how it’s controversial, for anyone other than a dortmund fan lol All I see here is man gets new job, and I’m happy for him

[@bhm5262]

You can make a case for most big companies being controversial in some way, but people still work for them, this really is a nothing story. People just want something to moan about

[@taliamason7986]

​@@bhm5262Its basically seen as act of betrayal by most German fans and given what Klopp himself said about multi-owned clubs many times over the years. It basically makes him look like a huge hypocrite.

[@fromthefountofyouth]

@@taliamason7986 He never said anything negative about multi-club ownership. Stop making things up.

[@iskandardarmali626]

Nothing controversial at all. He is a grown man. He can do whatever he wants. I can name 10 million more controversial topics.

[@ziggywiggy3650]

Pointless headline and news. He's always said he would want to manage his nation.

[@jakehowie442]

Liverpool play RB Leipzig next in champions league in Germany. It won’t be a popular move amongst Liverpool or Dortmund fans but club is always bigger

[@leerobbo92]

Liverpool fans won't care. It doesn't impact them, and Klopp has so much goodwill there that he could go anywhere except for a Premier League rival and everyone would be happy for him. It's a Germany football/culture problem, and it does seem unusually hypocritical by his standards, based on his past comments.

[@Alex-of4hv]

I'm a Liverpool fan, and I love Klopp, but I'm sure he knows he will join Red Bull before to leave Liverpool. Is a big coincidence Pepijn Lijnders joined Salzburg like a coach. But good luck for him.

[@sidwallace6053]

Haha “he said that he wasn’t going to back into management although he’s not going to be a manager”

[@hartzldn]

Yep, he’s only gone on to take a roll where he trains every manager in the most hated football brand In the world

[@josheybmcoc8437]

As a Liverpool fan I do not believe this is controversial at all

[@TurkoFrmDa5th]

He has a clause in that contract that says he can manage Germany in 2026

[@josheybmcoc8437]

@@TurkoFrmDa5th so what? It’s his life and quite frankly I think he’s earned it.

[@TurkoFrmDa5th]

@@josheybmcoc8437 it goes against everything he said 😂😂 plus the Liverpool fans have been crying

[@Luca-ww8rz]

German football culture is a bit different to English football culture, for you it's normal to have owners, the hardliners (Ultras) are very negative about that. For me as a normal German football fan this is also not a big thing. I am happy for him if he find a job that satisfies him.

[@josheybmcoc8437]

@@TurkoFrmDa5th literally all you have to do is read majority of the comments here and you will see no one is bothered by it.

[@Max-lc1lm]

To all of you people "wondering how this is controversial", here a short history of RB Leipzig. 1. Founded in 2012 by buying out SSV Makränstädt in the 5th League instead of starting at the bottom (11th league) like normal clubs 2. In Germany every club has to be at least 51% fan owned, except for Leipzig apparently because it is the only club were you cannot become a member. All their members are literal workers at Red Bull. 3. Spent insane amounts of money to make it up the ladder: 3.1. Three of the top 10 most expensive transfers in german 3rd division history were by RB and they ony spent A SINGLE YEAR in the league 3.2. Four of the top 8 most expensive transfers in german 2nd division history were by RB and they ony spent TWO YEARS in the league 3.3. In their debut Bundesliga season the only team spending more money than RB was Dortmund (RB LITERALLY CAME IN AS A PROMOTED TEAM) 3.4. All these statistics dont even include the players they got for free from other Red Bull clubs like Salzburg (This is basically legalized cheating) And Leipzig is just one part of the entire RB empire. Klopp is literally selling out his soul for money, especially because he always talked about how amazing traditional clubs are. I am not suprised that nobody in the comments here understands this though, the Premier League is literally full of oil money, shady investors and corruption. Football in England has lost its values ages ago and people are acting like this is "normal". It isn't, you just got used to this messed up business.

[@dannjp75]

Been on wiki have we??😂😂

[@imRehnzy]

Here's another summary of RB Leipzig: Half of the RB Leipzig squad including the coach were snapped up by Bayern or other direct rivals, and noone is complaining about this. It's ok to steal their talents, but god forbid they operate shrewdly and develop great players.

[@Stewoods953]

Y.N.W.A jurgen all the very best

[@nota8386]

Couldn't wait to leave you

[@Stewoods953]

@@nota8386 he done his job for us like he said now he’s doing his own thing am humble we had such a grate manager YNWA

[@malefanemalefane5241]

One thing you don't know about Klopp is that He is special because He is not a hater, secondly He always bring a positive aura wherever He goes and lastly the Man doesn't owe anyone nothing....

[@nota8386]

Liverpool fans offended by people impying they will be offended.

[@TheOfficialGobbIedyGooker]

Eh?

[@imRehnzy]

I don't think a whole lot of Liverpool fans are offended by this. Who cares, if this is what he wants to do, all the best to him. He'll be a great father figure to all the young talents RB develop for the bigger teams to steal.

[@joyontodasgupto5800]

Sky sports and their presenter talking about working class people while they helped to establish oil money football club in Manchester and Newcastle is irony!!!

[@ColinCairns]

Like City And Chelsea Bought there Way To success!

[@guido_aka_guy]

Klopp got a new house build in Wiesbaden(Sonnenberg) this house is not to far from the German FA HQ in Frankfurt

[@carolinj7398]

@@guido_aka_guy apparently he has a clause on his new contract stating, that he can leave anytime should the German FA request his services

[@vajra5388]

Ynwa 💞

[@SandraVamosova]

❤❤❤ Jurgen,YNWA❤❤❤❤

[@nicholas8363]

Why are so many English football fans trying to say it’s not a big deal to the Germans fans this is to do with German football not English football and the German footballing fans have every right to be disappointed with Klopp this is like Klopp joining man united or Chelsea if this was in England obviously it is klopps choice but it’s is a bit hypocitrical from Klopp especially when he bashes clubs like Man City and Chelsea for endless money and not doing to the proper way and you join red bull the club that only cares about commercial basically alright Klopp 🤣

[@phildemetriou440]

@@nicholas8363 spot on. Just like all those hypocritical 'pundits and commentators' in England. Admonishing the Saudi's for their LGBTQ and human rights issues then running over there to pocket Saudi money.

[@imRehnzy]

Because Bayern use RB Leipzig as a damn farmers team. It's hard to take people seriously when they are hypocrits.

[@Legend33661]

Best manager after ser alex Ferguson 👌

[@TheOfficialGobbIedyGooker]

How do you get the easiest word incorrect?

[@Rambo777-c7w]

Wenger and Jose better Klopp won 1 league

[@anchovytrex]

Pure sensationalism bs. He has a great legacy. And can do whatever he wants to. Chill sky chill kaveh. Lot of other things to talk about

[@derjeremiesderherzen6975]

@@anchovytrex He was beloved in Germany until today. From now on people hate him because He went to Red Bull. Red Bull is anti Football, it represents everything wrong with modern Football. Klopp went from Idol to discrace within Seconds. I Loved this man, now He is dead for me and all of Football fans in Germany. You coming from the UK have No Idea how hated Red Bull is and what they do to our beautiful Sport

[@chrisgrimshaw4441]

klopp said he hate multi club ownership then join multi club owner ship

[@kc270352]

why is it controversial for, he can do what he wants 🤦🙄

[@dennisgoatimer1079]

He can but that doesn't mean people will like what he does and joining up with Red Bull is a sure fire way to get hated in Germany.

[@kc270352]

@@dennisgoatimer1079 you're acting as if he owes anyone in Germany anything 🙄

[@taliamason7986]

​​@@kc270352He kind of does given the two clubs he both managed and strongly represented in Mainz and Borussia Dortmund. Not to mention the fact he himself on numerous occasions spoke strongly against multi-owned clubs for years.

[@dennisgoatimer1079]

@@kc270352 You're acting like people can't judge regardless plus as the other guy stated he is on record on his dislike on owners owning multiple football clubs it's kind of hypocritical to join the one of the most known companies that does that practice it's like Henderson going to Saudi with his particular views being shown to the point of activism beforehand.

[@fromthefountofyouth]

@@taliamason7986 He never did.

[@jayjay6037]

When he quit Liverpool, he said he was out of energy. So it makes sense. Red Bull is a great energy drink.

[@yourneighbour4808]

Not controversial at all. To think someone who’s worked hard to become where he is and then decides to take shot at a director role, he might as well G

[@propagandaaccount]

It’s not controversial; you just love drama

[@hair6789]

it is youre just english and only think football matters in england

[@propagandaaccount]

@@hair6789 I’m not English; I’m Nigerian. I don’t see why a man should not have the freedom to do what he wants. Is he selling drugs or prostituting academy players? If the answer to both questions is no, then everyone needs to shut up and mind their business.

[@hair6789]

@@propagandaaccount you dont have to be selling drugs or prostituting academy players in order to be controversial 😂

[@propagandaaccount]

@@hair6789 the man took a job. Get off his nuts

[@hair6789]

@@propagandaaccount never said i had a problem with it personally lmfao get off mine. i just said it was controversial.

[@jacktheladstevens]

Sounds like one of those ceremonial roles where you get paid a lot for doing nothing. A little bit like "Ambassador of Football"

[@y2k42y2k42]

If Dortmund fans hate the commercialization of the game, how come they don't protest against all the commercial deals Dortmund have? Absolute melts

[@dderek8528]

Must be the money. Klopp has always been a big money guy. Even when he won't sign costly players for Liverpool, he was at the same club, one of the highest paid managers.

[@bonginkosihlatshwayo1353]

What's controvertial is City with 115 charges! Everton paid a price and looks like City is walking away free

[@exexnomad]

I think people forgot how poor LFC was when he came in the door. "Doubters to believers". Let the guy start before we judge him.

[@Heretic44]

I always got the impression his wife wasn’t a very nice or supportive woman. She left kitchen in Liverpool alone to start a new life in Tenerife with her grandkids. This looks and sounds like easy money for mrs Klopp. I’m sure she was a key figure in all of this

[@jonathanalexandergreen305]

I dont think some fans would be so supportive if their club was taken over by RB, just imagine Red Bull Liverpool 😂

[@Jkingzz]

It's mad init

[@frederikrolfes5702]

To all Liverpool fans.. imagine he became the head of city football group.. this is about the equivalent. Hope you understand now.

[@imRehnzy]

You mean how Nagelsmann, Laimer, Sabitzer and Upamecanot became bayern employees? Thats ok right, but they can't have anything?

[@frederikrolfes5702]

@@imRehnzy that’s exactly right, the club has absolutely no right to exist

[@imRehnzy]

@@frederikrolfes5702 Enjoy your unsustainable one team league then bud.

[@DianeD862]

Sky are reporting over nothing so disgusting 🤮 glad I don’t watch Sky .🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@Jporter196]

klopp still rent free with many fans after he destroyed their club again and again never has a manager had so many people on strings like the way klopp does

[@Nuk-j7s]

Basically he turned his back on his, peoples champion, mentality, its morally wrong on two levels, but its not like he hurt anybody.

[@maximumaxiom6823]

I do not go to premier league games/CL, i do not see why tickets should cost so much. I will not be one of the silly people who buy tickets and say they are expensive....i simply do not buy them.

[@xMsry7]

Controversially, a brand that promotes youth players and gives them a chance on a bigger stage. If anything he’s gone there to churn out players for Liverpool and BVB to swoop in for

[@jamesdoolan2406]

Question for German fans 🇩🇪 maybe I’m ignorant. Why the hate towards RB ? Are Bayer and Wolfsburg not the same. They aren’t fan owned either to my knowledge.

[@JamesFahy21]

Lads why is klopp getting so much hate. He is taking the job to develop the red bull organisation and the clubs attached. He’s not doing it to backstab any club or fanbase

[@yandaocxida2999]

Yes… thats what i tot….so many salty ppl herr

[@taliamason7986]

Him been a part of the Red Bull model at all is act of treachery if you ask jusy about any German fan.

[@karagounis9469]

The RB created synthetic clubs are in the place of traditional Clubs with a massive fanbase who deserve to be in the Bundesliga instead. Helping to sustain/develop this artifical Club definitively is backstabbing pretty much every fan in Germany. Klopp had a great Reputation in Germany. With this move he destroyed his legacy and i'm sure that if he will ever be considered to coach the national team, it will be controversial now

[@RBLtalk]

It's only controversial because everyone are sheep are too afraid to not hate Red Bull from the RBL Talk Podcast 🔴⚪

[@charlottetaylor1273]

Is he replacing Sergio Perez?

[@SeanieinLombok]

even if he cant drive he would be better

[@winterbird4447]

Controversial…The guy was unemployed, and was offered a job and took it.

[@ryanwoowoo9805]

KLOPP CAN DO WHAT THE BLEEP HE WANTS HAHA, get paid jurgen get paidddddd YNWA

[@nonnayoubuzinnes1669]

SKY whipping up hate. From us Liverpool fans we wish you all the best boss. YNWA

[@FiredUp-TheBand]

What’s more controversial is how this guy is the chief football reporter…the guy is allowed to have a job again…

[@nicksona877]

He's just gotten a new job and change of career...mind your own business.

[@veeralpatel2802]

It’s not controversial. He is taking a year out. He just pre-signed. These commentators are useless.

[@themorethemerrier281]

Jürgen Klopp has a history of partnering with the most sketchy of businesses. For decades now.

[@lotuseater7247]

In Klopp’s defence, he is German, and Germans do love their corporate capitalism. I don’t understand the phoney annoyance over this. I’ve never liked him that much, being a Utd fan, but come on, get a grip. It’s not like Dortmund and Liverpool were grassroots under dogs either. This is football.

[@nofbformeno8414]

Even if it is controversial, it's brilliant to have that caveat. Unheard of. Clever.

[@JJLYOUTUBE]

Basically it's a part time job. He's not a manager. Liverpool fans can't be upset surely

[@jaelee2328]

this solekahl fellah is willing to say any and everything, no matter it be true or not.

[@LievenSerge]

Borussia Dortmund should hush. They were the first German club to go to the stock market. They are now sponsored by Rheinmetall, a weapons manufacturer.

[@imRehnzy]

I find it real funny how people trash so much on RB, but they're oh so happy to use the RB teams like another portuguese farmers team. If RB Leipzig were so controversial within Germany, why has Sabitzer played in both their direct rivals, Upamecanot and Leimer become the backbone of Bayern, Nagelsmann gone straight to Bayern and then onto the German national team. You can't have your cake and bloody eat it too. I don't have a problem with Leipzig's business strategy. It's just another shrewd team recognizing talent and then losing it to bigger teams. Brighton get praised for this same thing. Cry about it.

[@keano2876]

Why is Red Bull so hated upon? Bayern winning every year. Accepted. RBL climbing up 5 leagues. Frowned upon. Institutional issues within Germany clearly remain.

[@markaurelius2333]

Rheinmetall Dortmund Aktiengesellschaft fans are furious… a bit ironic for a club that plays for investors to make more money

[@cgvreid]

Not controversial at all. Makes total sense if he doesn't want to be a manager for the moment. Plus he can leave to manage Germany. Good luck Jurgen YNWA

[@dOMINIClord-by3se]

Good luck to him hope he does a great job , only reson rb leipzig not liked overseas owner dont want that in. Bundesliga how it should be done not overhyped english premeir league all overseas players ,managers ,owners ,ann all money so wrong , he can be german manager in the future , bayern munich and german fan mia san mia .

[@thatnorwegianguy937]

I guess Klopp didnt need that much time to recover from the stressful job at liverpool. 2 months into the new season and he already got a new job. Thought you were gonna take a break from football and enjoy life for alteast a year.

[@bcat845]

Sky implying that commercialising football is bad? How ironic.

[@SeanieinLombok]

LOL Red Bull in Thailand was a family business, and built up from that UNLIKE MANY sponsors, they sponsor the grass roots of a HUGE Number of sports. I would be happy if this lead to a LIverpool Red bull sponsorship deal.(Although not ownership)

[@africanchild3784]

For all the Liverpool fans saying it's not controversial, imagine Sir Alex joining the City group as an advisor 6 months after leaving United

[@yandaocxida2999]

@@africanchild3784 its not same… liverpool have nothing to do to red bulls

[@africanchild3784]

@yandaocxida2999 dortmund do tho, so okay not 6 months after but 6 years

[@yandaocxida2999]

@@africanchild3784 so what? he doesnt owe anything to dortmund… hw got rights to do anything

[@RobbStark.]

@@yandaocxida2999 And we as people have the right to criticize him for "selling his soul".

[@yandaocxida2999]

@@RobbStark. He just working....selling his soul what? 🤣

[@aayushmankatiyar5862]

Why Germany hates red bull please explain?

[@carolinj7398]

They do not hate the drink, but they hate the football Club associated with it, because it lacks tradition

[@jonathanalexandergreen305]

The clue is in the name Red Bull Leipzig

[@dannjp75]

“Man takes new job”. Wow, the controversy…🤦🏻‍♂️

[@DarrenPerry-os2xt]

I may have Bran flakes this morning… “”how controversial””

[@MK-nk4bm]

The fact that y’all are struggling here indicates you’re reaching.

[@carlward3658]

Good look to him all the best

[@shahididrees811]

Kaveh struggling with any reasonable argument for why it's controversial

[@NATAR160]

Liverpool fans' way if thinking: Klopp is all about Liverpool n can't be about anything else.

[@veeralpatel2802]

It’s not controversial, he made a decision based in where he is in his life & what he wants for his family. You are an amateur hour pundit. Fire this guy.

[@Iceman8888-l9v]

Kaveh is a Tool….. true Liv fans wish him the best. Great role for our legend.

[@iainbullock4519]

I completely agree, Kaveh has the intelligence of a carrot

[@jayocarroll8137]

Shut up sky Klopp is a god in the game and is entitled to do what he wants I am happy for him and his family

[@danielforshaw1160]

He’s working probably 1 week a month for a massive salary

[@AlexOjideagu2]

Heavy Metal Energy drink.

[@andrebronkhorst8539]

This was all planned his assistant is there as head coach. He could have taken Liverpool to the next level

[@enochbaffour3153]

Good for him. 👌🏾

[@antasiswawindraningtyasros715]

These commentators know almost nothing about the club😢 if only they had learnt a bit about the board or coaching staff there, they would have understood the situation

[@Scifit1]

Break from management! This is a completely different role. Not controversial lol

[@guessdxb]

he will have wings