Jurgen Klopp open to Germany job but crucial agreement needed to fulfil World Cup dream

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SportFootballJurgen KloppGermany suffered another early exit from a World Cup on Monday after they were beaten on penalties by Paraguay, and Jurgen Klopp has been sounded out to replace Julian NagelsmannFormer Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is open to becoming Germany's next manager amid intense speculation over Julian Nagelsmann's future. Nagelsmann, 38, has insisted that he won't resign and has a contract until the next European Championship in 2028, co-hosted by England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland.But there's clamour for Klopp to take over, with reports stating that he's been sounded out.

It's claimed that one of Klopp's remaining ambitions in football is to manage at a World Cup.Get the latest World Cup 2026 news in your inbox with our Make Football Great Again newsletterHowever, the report adds that any agreement between Klopp and the DFB would come with a caveat. He oversees the Red Bull network of football clubs which includes RB Leipzig, Red Bull Salzburg and New York Red Bulls.Klopp has been working at this summer's World Cup as a pundit for German broadcaster Magenta, who asked him about his stance in the wake of his country's exit.

After winning the World Cup in Brazil eight years ago, they've been eliminated at the group stage twice and now at the round of 32."If you exit after the first stage, it's not enough for German football," Nagelsmann admitted. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like.