As it stands now, Jurgen Klopp is one of the best managers in the football world today. After producing a spectacular performance during Liverpool’s campaign in the Champions League, many believe that Klopp has joined the league of most rated managers in the world.
The German has high tactical skills, professionally relates to his players and above all, knows how to solve a dispute that may arise between his stars.
Klopp is outgoing to his players and has created a conducive atmosphere for them, making them enjoy every moment of their game.
But Klopp has come a long way!
So many years of experience coaching decent clubs in professional football have brought Jurgen Klopp to where he is right now.
There was a general misconception about this manager not being good enough for his work despite the obvious great results.
Klopp won the Champions League at his third attempt after back-to-back finals and delivered Liverpool their sixth European Cup, and first trophy on his watch since becoming Reds boss in 2015.
Before, the charismatic German boss had lost six cup finals as a manager.
Reaching several finals and losing almost all of them, had this manager as someone very unfortunate.
Contrary to what the rest of the people said about him, Klopp never saw himself as unlucky. His attitude never failed him.
Love the message from #Klopp @LFC #life #sports pic.twitter.com/BxPWL4LuM7
— Boris Becker (@TheBorisBecker) June 4, 2019
If we look at the glass half full, Jurgen is actually one of the most fortunate people in the world.
He has one of those dream jobs that anybody would kill for, he does what he loves and he is very unapologetic about it.
This marks the general attitude that has seen Klopp go against all odds to lift Europe’s elite trophy.