Jurgen Klopp: Former Tottenham manager predicts the Liverpool boss will leave the club this season
FootballJurgen Klopp Rates Liverpool’s Top Four Chances After Embarrassing Defeat to Leeds
- Jurgen Klopp has opened up about Liverpool's top four chances following their latest defeat at the hands of Leeds United
- The loss left the Reds trailing league leaders Man City by 13 points and are eight points off a top-four spot
- Klopp has now hinted that the Merseysiders are in danger of not playing in the Champions League next season due to their inconsistencies
- Liverpool will be hoping to make amends for their latest loss when they face Tottenham in their next Premier League outing
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has rated his side's chances of sealing a Champions League spot following their humbling loss to Leeds United.
The Reds, who have been inconsistent this term, were off the pace when they hosted Leeds at Anfield on Saturday, October 29.
A goal on either half of the clash from Rodrigo Moreno and Cysencio Summerville rendered Mohamed Salah's strike in the 14th minute a mere consolation for the hosts.
Liverpool's loss left them occupying ninth place in the standings with 16 points from 12 matches.
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Klopp's men are currently trailing league leaders Man City by 13 points and are eight points off a top-four spot.
Klopp rates Liverpool's UCL chances
Reds' boss Klopp has now suggested that the Merseysiders are likely to miss out on a Champions League spot following their latest loss.
According to the German tactician, his side's inconsistent run of results could be their greatest undoing in their push to make the top four.
Asked about his side's top four prospects, Klopp said:
"That is actually not my main worry. There are a lot of other worries, but of course I am not that dumb that I don’t know about distances and who is up there."
Injuries the cause of Liverpool's inconsistency, says 'optimistic' Klopp
Football"But we cannot qualify for the Champions League if you play as inconsistent as we do at the moment. We have to fix that and then we will see where we will end up. We know everything is possible, or a lot of things are possible. But for that we have to win football games and we didn’t do that often enough yet," he added via Goal.
Klopp on Liverpool's injury issues
Sports Brief earlier reported on Jurgen Klopp saying injuries have crippled his side's consistency.
The likes of Luis Diaz, Naby Keita, Joel Matip, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota have missed time this season.
"What you need for really clicking is consistency in the line-up as well and we can't do that at the moment, not at all."