(Reuters) - Replacing manager Pep Guardiola at Manchester City will be a near impossible job compared to getting a new coach at Liverpool at season's end, Juergen Klopp, manager of the latter, said ahead of Sunday's match against title rivals City. "Go (in) at City after Pep Guardiola and you need to be champion ten years in a row to achieve the same." "Maybe it was good for that reason that we didn't become champion with 97 points," Klopp said. "In those years (losing to City) with one point behind everybody knows on one specific moment it could have been different. "The outside world obviously sees it completely differently – you win it or you don't win it."

Source: Egypt Today March 09, 2024 13:05 UTC