Jurgen Kloop Has Agreed to A Premiership Move

Former Borrusia Dortmund Coach, Jurgen Kloop has agreed a three-year deal to become the new manager of Liverpool following the sack of Brendan Rogers.

Liverpool football club is expected to make the announcement on Thursday evening, according to Goal.

The 48-year-old Kloop who the  Fenway Sports Group have twice before attempted to lure to Anfield, will be unveiled in a press conference scheduled to take place at the stadium tomorrow.

The owners of the club were encouraged by talks with Klopp, who showed the enthusiasm and energy required to inject some new life back into the Real Red squad as well as enliven the atmosphere around the club.

The two-time German Manager of the Year will arrive in the city on Thursday afternoon to ink a deal and familiarise himself with his new surroundings.

Klopp’s trusted assistant Zeljko Buvac, and his technical analyst Peter Krawietz, will join him at the club. Their first test is the trip to Tottenham on October 17.

He has reshuffled the backroom set-up, with Sean O’Driscoll and Gary McAllister no longer part of the coaching unit. The latter will be offered a different role at the club. Pepijn Lijnders, however, will remain to work on first-team development. The trio formed part of a new technical approach Rodgers had only just put into place this summer.