Jurgen Klopp will not be the next Paris FC manager, according to the club's president Pierre Ferracci, who has ruled out an imminent appointment for the former Liverpool boss

Paris FC president Pierre Ferracci has put to bed any speculation that Jurgen Klopp might take the helm at the Ligue 2 club, despite Red Bull's recent takeover. The former Liverpool manager recently took up the position of Head of Global Football for Red Bull.

In Germany, where football's commercialisation isn't celebrated like it is elsewhere, Jürgen Klopp's decision to join Red Bull hasn't gone down well.

Rumblings of Jurgen Klopp returning to management after Red Bull's intentions to take over Paris FC were swiftly put to bed by the club's president

Jurgen Klopp caused shockwaves in the world of football last week when he was unveiled as Red Bull’s new Global Head of Football. After nine years as Liverpool manager, Klopp took a sabbatical

Jurgen Klopp is to become the new head of global soccer at Red Bull. Klopp is set to start his new position on January 1, 2025. The German will oversee Red Bull’s international football network, marking his first appointment since stepping down as manager of Liverpool at the end of last season.

Red Bull hired former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp to serve as its head of global soccer, the company announced Wednesday.

Max Verstappen says that "it's great" that Jurgen Klopp will become a part of the Red Bull family. The former manager of Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund will now be a part of the Austrian company after it was announced that he will become their 'Head of Global Soccer' from 1 January 2025.

When Jurgen Klopp brought to an end his time at Liverpool last season, his assistant Pep Lijnders also moved on after nine years at the club. Now in his debut managerial role at Red Bull Salzburg, Lijnders was surprisingly joined by Klopp who announced his new role at Red Bull as Head of Global Football.