'I'm glad Jurgen Klopp hasn't behaved like Sir Alex Ferguson - he's respected Liverpool'

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He's never, ever, ever been, you know, disparaging or disrespectful to a Manchester United manager.READ MORE: Michael Owen makes Premier League 1-2-3-4-5-6 prediction with shock inclusionREAD MORE: Fernando Torres backed to 'definitely' become Liverpool boss after Jurgen Klopp offer"He basically sits in the stand and watches his old team. He doesn't come back and sit in the director's box and look down on the manager.

The role that he's in, at Red Bull, he is thrown in front of journalists an awful lot."You know, he is getting asked these questions, and I'm pretty sure that if he didn't have to do the press, he wouldn't be out on X, and writing out statements about the state of Liverpool."I don't think he wants to do that. Owen, who scored 158 goals in eight seasons at Anfield, says Klopp could return to the Liverpool dugout, should Slot leave the club this summer.However, he clarified that such a turn of events is perhaps more of a fantasy than anything else, citing Klopp's initial reason for stepping down: that the German was running out of the energy required to steer a Premier League and Champions League-chasing club."I would say it's wishful thinking, but you'd never know, do you?

So, I'm sure that lots of Liverpool fans would dream of that scenario."And I guess if he's going to click his fingers and [Klopp] said, 'Right, I want to come back', then Liverpool would have a big decision to make because it's not like the current management are pulling up trees. I do see Jurgen Klopp potentially wanting to come back to management, but he did manage Liverpool for a long, long time and obviously decided, 'Right, time's up' - whether he'd want to go and do it again [I don't know].