Liverpool Successful in the English League, Jurgen Klopp Becomes more Emotional and Arrogant

DBasia.news –  Liverpool started the 2019-20 season very convincingly. The Reds successfully wiped out victory in the eight weeks of the Premier League. The former Crystal Palace official, Simon Jordan, claimed the attitude of Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp, was considered increasingly arrogant as his team has been successful lately.

Liverpool began to find success in the Jurgen Klopp era. If in the previous season the Reds won the Champions League, this season Liverpool are still strong at the top of the standings.

The situation is considered to have made Jurgen Klopp big headed. Jordan saw that Klopp’s way of responding to Hamza Choudhury’s tackles to Mohamed Salah was one of the proofs. Jordan considers the manager’s attitude was too excessive.

“I see Klopp has changed a bit in terms of his common sense and position. I feel in the interview after the match he was very rude and irritable. I know that journalists can make you angry with silly questions about explaining the problem about Salah and what happened to the player,” explained Simnon Jordan as reported bySPSPORT.

“I did not see him complain after Trent Alexandre-Arnold persecuted the player by dragging his shoes in the back of the opponent player’s achilles. He was very aggressive from what Salah had experienced,” he continued.

“I only judge Klopp’s charm has kept him away from problems like this in the last two years. Now I think: ‘When he won the title with Liverpool did he change his attitude?'”

Simon Jordan rates, Jurgen Klopp has been exposed to manager syndrome that is on the rise. Klopp has increasingly glared with the light obtained from the media.

“There is a million-dollar smile that makes the Media admire Klopp. But has he changed? Is he having an arrogance problem that attacks the football manager?” Jurgen Klopp is still under contract with Liverpool until June 2022. Some media had reported that the 52-year-old manager was on Real Madrid’s radar.