Jürgen Klopp defends Red Bull role after fan criticism in Germany

theguardian.com

Jürgen Klopp has defended his upcoming role as global head of soccer for Red Bull, stating the project is "outstanding." This follows criticism from fans in Germany, particularly from those connected to his former clubs Mainz and Borussia Dortmund. Fans have expressed anger over Klopp's decision, with banners displayed during a recent game. Many oppose the ownership model of Red Bull's clubs, which includes RB Leipzig, known for rapid advancement in German football. Klopp clarified that he will not handle daily operations but will advise Red Bull's clubs in various countries. He emphasized his desire to continue working and acknowledged the challenge of satisfying all fans.


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