Jurgen Klopp's agent has dismissed speculation linking the former Liverpool manager with a return to management, insisting he is "very happy" in his current role as Red Bull's global head of football. Marc Kosicke addressed rumours that Klopp could replace Carlo Ancelotti at Real Madrid, stating they are "just rumours for now."
Klopp, who left Liverpool in 2024, has been linked with several top jobs, including a potential return to Anfield to replace Arne Slot amid Liverpool's difficult campaign. Reports from Spain also suggested he could succeed Diego Simeone at Atletico Madrid, whose contract expires at the end of the season.
Kosicke also denied speculation that Klopp might take an international role ahead of the World Cup. "There's no need to answer questions about things that are just rumours," he said. "Nobody has contacted us at this time."
Klopp himself has spoken about his contentment at Red Bull, where he oversees the multi-club structure involving RB Leipzig, New York Red Bulls, and Paris FC. "I'm in a place, as a person, where I'm completely at peace with where I am. I don't want to be somewhere else," he told AFP in January.
While Klopp has not ruled out a return to coaching entirely, he said: "Do I want to coach again? At the moment, I would say no, but I cannot say never, never, never. I don't expect to change my mind, but I don't know."
