Shock at Anfield, blame for Klopp's departure revealed, he's in the team

New reports emerge about Klopp's resignation from Liverpool and Luis Diaz is reportedly involved. Liverpool are fighting for another Premier League title in what is the last season of manager Jürgen Klopp, who announced his departure at the end of the season. The DT explained that he is leaving the English club because of attrition, but there is another reason. A new version of the German's resignation has come to light, and Colombian footballer Luis Diaz is said to be involved.

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On 26 January, Jürgen Klopp surprised not only Liverpool fans, but all Premier League and European football followers with the announcement of his resignation. The manager is ending his tenure with the club after nine seasons.

"I love absolutely everything about this club. I love everything about the city. I love everything about our supporters. I love the team. I love the staff. I love everything about it. That I still made this decision... It shows you that I'm convinced it's the one I have to make. I'm just... How can I say this? I'm running out of energy" were the DT's words. However, despite the manager himself claiming that the cause of his resignation is the wear and tear of nearly a decade in charge of the Reds, there is a new version of the story. The Telegraph has revealed the real reason for the manager's decision.

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The culprits

Although Liverpool has several players who have worked hand in hand with Klopp to reach the highest level, one of the current stars of the project is Luis Diaz. The Colombian came to the team at the express request of the coach and has become one of the flagships of the project.