🚨 BREAKING: Klopp Shuts Down Real Madrid Links — Agent Confirms He’s Staying Out of Management
Despite growing rumors, the former Liverpool boss is fully committed to Red Bull role.
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Jürgen Klopp, one of the most in-demand names in world football, has poured cold water on Real Madrid speculation through his agent, Marc Kosicke. With Carlo Ancelotti’s future uncertain following Real Madrid’s Champions League exit, whispers grew louder that Klopp could take the reins at the Santiago Bernabéu—or even lead Brazil’s national team. But Kosicke has set the record straight.
Speaking to Sky Sports Germany, Kosicke said:
> “Jürgen is very happy with his new role as Head of Global Soccer at Red Bull.”
This direct statement dismisses weeks of speculation, especially as reports circulated claiming Klopp was unhappy in his executive role and would consider a sensational return for either Real Madrid or Brazil.
After a legendary tenure at Liverpool (2015–2024), where he won the Premier League, Champions League, and multiple cups, Klopp walked away for a well-earned sabbatical. Now, he oversees global football operations across Red Bull’s football empire, including RB Leipzig, Red Bull Salzburg, and more.
Despite heavy interest from clubs and national teams, Klopp has no current desire to return to the dugout. His agent emphasized that the German tactician is focused on long-term development projects and is not swayed by short-term vacancies, no matter how prestigious.
Meanwhile, Xabi Alonso, another name in the Madrid mix, also distanced himself from the role—calling it the “wrong time” to discuss his future. Alonso, who has Bayer Leverkusen on the brink of an unbeaten Bundesliga title, is also under contract until 2026, though with a rumored clause favoring a Madrid move.
As for Madrid, they must now look elsewhere. Their humiliating 5-1 aggregate defeat to Arsenal in the Champions League has accelerated pressure on Ancelotti’s position, but neither Klopp nor Alonso seems ready to take over just yet.
Bottom line: Klopp isn’t returning. Not for Madrid. Not for Brazil. His Red Bull chapte
r has only just begun.
