Jurgen Klopp

Liverpools Jurgen Klopp and Manchester Citys Pep Guardiola asked for their thoughts on Chelseas £323m January spending spree; Klopp jokes: I say nothing ...

This is the reality." "What Chelsea decide to do is not my business. Now the market is 'wow', it's a lot. They have sold players for a total of £568.6m over the same period meaning their net spend stands at £487.9m. You have to spend. They are all really good players, so from that point of view, congratulations.

Jurgen Klopp says he doesn't understand how Chelsea have spent so much money in the transfer window, given guidelines in spending.

What they do is not my business." Now the market is 'wow'. I don't understand how it is possible, but it is not my job to explain how it works." Premier League “It is a big number.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp joked he would not talk about Chelseas mammoth transfer spending without the presence of his lawyer but admits he does not ...

Hopefully you all know exactly how it works, and then it's fine." "I don't understand this part of the business: what you can do, what you cannot do. "The players they brought in, I didn't think once: 'Why did they do that?'.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has told his players there is no room for self-pity in an underwhelming season which has had its fair share of ...

You want to make them when you rotate and bring them together when everyone is in a perfect moment. It's not cool all the changes, you don't want to have that. On Fabinho specifically, Klopp said: "We don't have arguments on the pitch or the training ground. "One of the best examples ever probably will be Marcus Rashford. "We all see that some players didn't exactly reach the level they reached for us consistently over four or five or six years. "There's only one person who can change that really and it's yourself.

Liverpool striker Darwin Núñez has revealed some advice from Jürgen Klopp that could make the Reds the most fearsome team in the Premier League in one area.

But the reality is, only a portion of his opportunities will lend themselves to first-time strikes. "He wants me to take a second longer, because if I shoot with anger, or I rush it, then it will always go badly. Indeed, the same could be said for his Liverpool career more generally. He asks me to take an extra second, with calmness, and I will score." Núñez's potency in these situations comes down to two things. But when it comes to goals from counters, Liverpool is only in mid-table (joint-eighth). [Chelsea's](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/liverpool-transfer-mason-mount-chelsea-26136996) Mykhailo Mudryk (36.63 km/h) and Newcastle's Anthony Gordon (36.61 km/h). [Manchester United](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/liverpool-manchester-united-champions-league-26057129) (six) and second-place [Manchester City](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/klopp-guardiola-liverpool-man-city-26086267) (four). [Darwin Núñez](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/roberto-firmino-liverpool-darwin-nunez-26137031). [Arsenal's](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/liverpool-jurgen-klopp-arsenal-arteta-26131726) Eddie Nketiah further back in third on 0.46. [Premier League](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/liverpool-transfer-chelsea-ffp-concern-26137818) is averaging more fast breaks — an attempt that results from a team winning the ball in its own half and launching a quick attack — than the 23-year-old (0.6, via [Sky Sports](https://www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12800637/darwin-nunez-exclusive-interview-liverpool-striker-determined-to-overcome-struggles-and-emulate-idol-luis-suarez)). [Liverpool has intriguing dilemma to solve as Jürgen Klopp faces up to major transfer rebuild](https://www.liverpool.com/liverpool-fc-news/features/liverpool-transfer-rebuild-jurgen-klopp-26147617)

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp made a point of questioning the body language of some of his players after FA Cup defeat at Brighton last week.

And so that’s part of the body language, so it’s 1-1 and the game goes on and you have to fight." Klopp added: "There was one situation before we conceded the free-kick (for the winning goal) where three players couldn’t make it to support the defence and that was something I will never like in my life and didn’t like it on the day. We have these emotions and before I can deal with everything I have to be outside and talk to the media, so that’s no helpful as well. "I’m not a great loser, even when we lost a lot of games I didn’t turn into a fantastic loser. "The good periods have to feel good for the boys as well. “The harsh tackles we made in the last few minutes, I don’t like that, if I’m being honest," said the Reds boss. “But not because you are not in the best mood - ’I solve my problems by kicking somebody else’. It can happen, my God that’s football and these things can happen. I would love it as a player to have these sessions. We don’t have these problems. "There are plenty of things I don’t like and we have to improve, but the body language in training is no problem," said the Liverpool boss. They have to realise ‘oh, that’s okay’.

His fall from grace hit rock bottom in the FA Cup defeat at Brighton last Sunday, when he was lucky not be red-carded for a reckless challenge on Evan ...

'One of the best examples is Marcus Rashford. ‘He knows he’s not flying and he has to work his way back,’ said Klopp. ‘At the moment, it’s not clicking.

Todd Boehly's consortium has spent over £500m on players since arriving at Stamford Bridge, including a British record £106.8m on Enzo Fernandez.

“The players they brought in, I didn’t think once: ‘Why did they do that?’. I don’t forget, eight or nine teams in the Premier League sent a letter to the Premier League (for us) to be banned. However, it’s a big number in the last two windows. That is the reality.” I don’t know. That is what really counts to us.