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rudiger jersey Julian Nagelsmann hopes to emulate Jurgen Klopp’s success at Liverpool, and admits he is a huge fan of his fellow manager.

The 32-year-old has guided RB Leipzig to second place in the Bundesliga after 21 games, with his side just one point behind leaders Bayern Munich.

The German expressedhis admiration for his compatriot and fellow manager, and wants Leipzig to have a similar attitude to the English outfit.

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“Liverpool have developed so well, especially in possession and having variety,” Nagelsmann told The Independent .

“In the first two seasons under Jurgen Klopp, it was more about counter-attack and creating attacking moments. jude bellingham shirt That’s the same process we are going through now at Leipzig, expanding to not only rely on pressing and counters.

cheap ronaldo jersey “In the last two games there were two situations where Sadio Mane had a foul situation. There was a handball [against Southampton] and another situation [vs Newcastle] where Sadio didn’t go down. If people say he’s diver or whatever, it’s just not right.

“Against Newcastle we had a picture where the goalie is on the ground and has both arms around Sadio Mane’s legs. He didn’t go down, he tried to score the goal. I didn’t speak to him and say ‘why didn’t you go down?’

“If Sadio needs to go down, he goes down. If not, then not. It’s natural. It’s not the player who should make a penalty decision, it’s the ref.”

He added: “After the Southampton game, the thing I really tried to understand was how people living on another planet see it – that the handball was not handball, and the Sadio Mane thing was not a penalty.

“I think it was Mr Dermot [Gallagher, former referee] on [Sky Sports’] Ref mkhitaryan shirt Watch, and he said ‘no handball, and no penalty’ and you think ‘hmm, obviously I am wrong and they are always right!’

“I don’t want penalties which are not penalties. But if there’s a penalty it would be nice if they whistle it!”

Jurgen Klopp will not be sticking around at Liverpool beyond the end of his current contract, says Dietmar Hamann, with a Premier League title-winning boss expected to be either on the beach or in charge of the Germany national side by 2025.

A highly-rated coach has just under four years left to run on his deal at Anfield.

Plenty can be achieved before that agreement runs out, with Klopp having already delivered domestic, continental and global glory during his time on Merseyside.

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He has suggested that he will walk away in the summer of 2024, with a clean break and fresh start required once he reaches that point.

Hamann does not believe that Klopp can be talked into extending his association with Liverpool, as he will have spent close to a decade at the helm by the time his current terms expire.