Despite being a loser, Mauricio Pochettino criticises Jurgen Klopp

The departure of Jürgen Klopp has generated quite a few topics to talk about, as it is undoubtedly incredible news. So people will be able to talk, and quite a lot in this case, as the German coach may be liked by some and disliked by others, but he is the best coach in the world, as his success does not go hand in hand with what he can buy with his wallet, but what he can generate in his players.

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Being that Klopp does not ask for anything but what is necessary to compete, without having an exaggeration in the desire for some players, thus giving the opportunity for all the players under his tutelage to develop their full potential. Moreover, Klopp is a very nice guy, he is an excellent coach but a better human being, as many refer to The Boss.

However, this is not to say that the German does not have his detractors on and off the pitch, with the majority of those on the pitch being referees with whom Klopp has had some friction. In the last few days, Klopp's latest and biggest detractor seems to have emerged, as Argentinian coach Mauricio Pochettino criticised the German coach's departure.

After Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool and the Argentine coach was asked about it, Pochettino said: "Football never stresses you. It never makes you spend energy in the wrong way, it's always in the right way. Trying to criticise Klopp's departure, for which he said he is leaving because he has exhausted his energy.

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While it goes without saying that Pochettino, who is a midfield coach having managed big teams, his success has been as expected. During the Klopp era at the helm of the Reds, Pochettino has won just 1 game out of 12, with 5 draws and 6 defeats. So Jürgen Klopp firmly demonstrates that he is infinitely superior to Pochettino, and not just in terms of the difference in titles won, but as a person.