Jurgen Klopp confirms new job as former Liverpool boss releases official statement

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The German departed his role as Liverpool boss during the summer of 2024, and has remained firm ever since that he had no appetite to get back into management.The 58-year-old made his comeback to football in January 2025 when he accepted a consultancy position with the Red Bull organisation as their Head of Global Football.Additionally, it emerged last month that he had also secured a new position with the German Football League (DFL), joining a specialist panel focused on enhancing the country's football.READ MORE: Liverpool get Antoine Semenyo boost as Bournemouth chief admits – 'Who are we to say no?'READ MORE: Liverpool news: Arne Slot replacement shortlist emerges amid new triple contract dilemmaHowever, Klopp has now revealed his latest role, confirming he will work as a pundit at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States with Magenta TV, reports the Liverpool Echo.Announced through a social media clip on Friday morning, the former Liverpool boss could not help but tease a sideline comeback before clarifying the true nature of his upcoming position."Many of you have always known better," he said in a voiceover alongside footage of him walking around a stadium."But I truly couldn't envision it for myself."Going back to the sideline? And I want to be really close again."Content cannot be displayed without consentKlopp then addressed the camera as he shut down suggestions of a managerial return once more."Oh?

Cool sentence."Except for Indiana Jones, probably nobody can say it."In addition, Klopp teased his return in the caption accompanying the video, writing: "Grass underfoot, stadium atmosphere, very close! Back to the sideline, I'm looking forward to it!".Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content.

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