Champions League: Klopp, centenary twice: ‘People say I’m tired and it’s not like that’

Liverpool is another in the Champions League. The “Reds” achieved it in the Premier League – they occupy ninth place after two consecutive defeats against Nottingham Forest (1-0) and London (1-2)– But they tied the eighth rating.
At Anfield, against the Nobles, Jurgen Klopp seeks to forget the league crisis by trying the impossible. After 4-1 on the first day in Diego Maradona, they must win four goals against the Napoles to be the first in the group. They are for a team with problems measured against Napoli, who won 13 consecutive wins between all fronts and in the Champions League.
People look at me and say I’m tired, but I’m not.
“People look at me and say I’m tired, but it’s not like that,” said Klopp, who will reach two milestones in his career today. And theThe first is that he will become the seventh coach to reach 100 Champions League matchesaccording to data provided by Opta.
He sat alongside Sir Alex Ferguson (190), Arsene Wenger (184), Carlo Ancelotti (184), Pep Guardiola (153), Jose Mourinho (151) and Mircia Lucescu (115). The club that Allegri (99) will also join today.
The Most Appearing Coaches in the UEFA Champions League
- Sir Alex Ferguson (190)
- Arsene Wenger (184)
- Carlo Ancelotti (184)
- Pep Guardiola (153)
- Jose Mourinho (151)
- Mircea Lucescu (115)
- J Argon Club (99)
- Max Allegri (99)
In his career in the first continental championship with Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool, Klopp has played four finals (2012 with Borussian, 2018, 2019 and 2022 with the Reds) Only Oregon raised in the Metropolitano three years ago against Tottenham (0-2).
At the height of the “Greats” of Anfield
In addition to this, he will also reach 400 games with Liverpool. “It means a lot. Unfortunately, I lost 397 and 399, but it’s a special and impressive number. I’m very grateful, but I’m more interested in the next 300,” the German joked.
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Only Bill Shankly (783 games), Tom Watson (742) and Bob Paisley (535) excel. At Anfield, since his arrival in 2015, Klopp has won seven titles. With a contract until 2026, he will continue to increase his numbers in the Champions League which is his haven this season.