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According to news, the former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has made a daring statement on the possibility of Manchester City’s titles being stripped for financial rule breaches in the Premier League.
When asked about the prospect of Manchester City losing their titles, Klopp, in his first public appearance since becoming Red Bull’s Head of Global Soccer, said he would celebrate with a party.
Klopp stated, “We’re getting closer to a decision” when asked if Liverpool might win any of the titles they were denied while he was in charge. Are we to receive the titles? Silence envelops me.
Would we receive the titles? When we were packing to go, we had this conversation: “If it happens, I told everyone who wants it to just book the flight and I’ll buy the beer.”
According to Klopp, he is ready to celebrate if Manchester City is found guilty of breaking the rules and is happy to see justice delivered.
During Klopp’s time at Liverpool, the club’s rivalry with Manchester City was at an all-time high, and the two sides were perennial Premier League title contenders.
Liverpool won the Premier League in 2019–20 and the UEFA Champions League in 2018–19 under Klopp’s leadership while he was at the helm at Anfield.
On the other hand, Klopp and Liverpool fans should take extra notice of the prospect of Manchester City losing their titles because the club narrowly lost the title to City on two separate occasions, each time by a single point.
Many fans and commentators have weighed in on the potential of Manchester City losing their titles due to the German tactician’s remarks, which have generated a great deal of attention and discussion.
The remarks made by Klopp, albeit intended as a joke, do reveal the fierce rivalry between the two sides and the undying love that Klopp still has for Liverpool.
A decision on the case involving Manchester City is anticipated this year. The club is accused of violating 115 financial standards spanning from 2009 to 2018.
There might be major repercussions for the Premier League and the entire footballing globe if the squad gets convicted.
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