Jurgen Klopp was introduced to the media yesterday in Austria. The former Liverpool coach has drawn criticism for his Red Bull position but the appeal of it is clear.

Jurgen Klopp officially started his new role as Red Bull's head of global soccer this month and the ex-Liverpool boss has responded to those who have criticised his move

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says he hopes Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold stay at the club and has stressed he has no regrets about his own decision to leave.

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Klopp’s decision to join the energy drinks giant to develop its branded soccer clubs around the world has confounded fans of his previous clubs – particularly in Germany, where as coach he led Mainz to Bundesliga promotion in 2004,

Jurgen Klopp has revealed for the first time why he left Liverpool, citing the relentless fixture schedule as a key factor in his departure from Anfield. Speaking at his first press conference as Red Bull's Head of Global Soccer today,

The former Liverpool boss was discussing the reasons behind taking up his new position at Red Bull. Klopp spoke at a Q&A session two weeks after joining the organisation.

Jurgen Klopp admitted that he is open to return to management but the former Liverpool boss ruled out coaching a Red Bull club.