Klopp has a new job.

Nearly two years after leaving Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp has taken on a new role unrelated to the coaching bench.

Klopp will be a commentator at the 2026 World Cup.

The German strategist will appear as a commentator alongside Thomas Muller and Mats Hummels at the 2026 World Cup, working for Germany's Magenta TV channel. The trio will accompany each other throughout the tournament, offering expert perspectives from those who have competed at the highest level.

At the press conference, Klopp became the center of attention with a barrage of questions about his future. Initially, he appeared relaxed when asked about the possibility of managing the German national team, stating that he had no plans at the moment. However, the atmosphere immediately changed when rumors linking him to Real Madrid surfaced.

The 58-year-old manager reacted vehemently, completely denying the possibility of taking over the Spanish royal club. Klopp emphasized that he had never received any contact whatsoever, and criticized the media for spreading unfounded information. He even sarcastically remarked that if the rumors continued, he might as well take over Atletico Madrid.

After leaving Liverpool in 2024, Klopp moved on to become the Global Director of Football for the Red Bull Group, advising RB Leipzig, RB Salzburg, and New York Red Bulls. He also dismissed reports that he would soon leave the position, frankly criticizing some sources from Austria as uninformed and misleading.

Despite persistent speculation about a return to coaching, Klopp has repeatedly hinted at the possibility of not returning to the dugout. For now, he seems content with his role as a strategic advisor and his first foray into television commentary.

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