Jurgen Klopp Speaks on His Future at Anfield After Liverpool Were Humiliated at Napoli

• Jurgen Klopp has suggested that it is very unlikely he will be shown the door at Liverpool after his side's Champions League defeat
• The Reds had a nightmare start to the European campaign as they were demolished 4-1 by Napoli in their Group A opener
• Klopp has since conceded Liverpool's performance during the trip was one of the worst from the side in recent times

Jurgen Klopp has claimed that it is highly unlikely he will be sacked as Liverpool boss following his side's humiliation by Napoli in the Champions League.

The Reds have endured a rather slow start to the new season and have struggled for form and consistency in the Premier League.

The English giants extended their poor run into the continental stage on Wednesday night, September 7, as they were humbled 4-1 by Napoli in their Group A opener.

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Piotr Zielinski bagged a brace for the Italian giants during the clash, with Andre-Frank Anguissa and Giovanni Simeone also getting their names on the scoresheet to condemn Liverpool to a comprehensive defeat.

Jurgen Klopp reacts to Liverpool's defeat at Napoli

Klopp has now taken some time to apologise to Liverpool supporters after their disappointing trip to Italy.

"Everybody would be happy if we could play the stuff we used to play. This was the least compact performance I saw from us for a long long time," he conceded via The Sun.

Speaking after the match, the Reds boss further addressed fears he could be shown the door at Anfield in the wake of Liverpool's humiliation.

Asked if he thinks his future is up in the air, the German said:

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"Not really but who knows? There are different kind of owners. Our owners are rather calm and expect from me to sort the situation and not expect that someone else will sort it.

"That is how they always saw it and on the day they change their thoughts they might tell me."