Klopp drops a tease, saying ‘it’s possible’ when asked if he could take another Premier League job.”

Jürgen Klopp’s departure at the end of the 2023–24 season marked the conclusion of one of Liverpool’s most defining eras. Over his tenure, the charismatic German transformed the club into a European powerhouse, delivering major trophies and restoring the aura that had long been missing at Anfield. His legacy includes a Premier League title, a Champions League triumph, an FA Cup, two League Cups, and a FIFA Club World Cup — achievements that firmly solidified his place among the greatest managers in Liverpool’s history.

Following his emotional exit, Klopp stepped away from frontline management and embarked on a new journey as Red Bull’s Global Head of Soccer. In this role, he now focuses on strategic development across the group’s football projects, applying his expertise to a wider international structure rather than the intense, day-to-day demands of coaching. It was seen as a natural shift into a more measured and overarching influence within the sport.

However, speculation about a potential Anfield return resurfaced after a recent interview in which Klopp hinted that a comeback is not entirely out of the question. His remarks sent a wave of excitement through Liverpool supporters who have struggled to imagine a long-term future without him. The sense of possibility, even faint, reignited conversations about what a second Klopp era might look like.

Those discussions intensified after Klopp’s appearance on the Diary of a CEO podcast. When asked whether he might ever manage in the Premier League again, he reiterated the vow he has repeated for years: he would never coach another English club. Referencing that promise, he told The Mirror, “I said I would never coach a different team in England. So that means if I did return to England, then it’s Liverpool. Yeah, theoretically it’s possible.”

For now, Klopp appears content shaping the global football landscape from a broader perspective, free from the pressures of the touchline. Yet his own words make it clear that the door back to Anfield, while not actively being approached, remains “theoretically” open — a possibility that continues to fuel hope among Liverpool fans dreaming of another chapter under their most beloved modern manager.