The 30 million that could prompt Klopp to change his mind and stay at Liverpool

Jürgen Klopp will leave Anfield at the end of the season. After eight years at Liverpool, the German said he was too tired to continue at the helm. You might be interested in: Jürgen Klopp, ready to fulfil Sven Goran Eriksson's dream before he dies. "It's just that I'm, how can I say it... lacking in energy," said the coach. The German, who has become an idol at Anfield because of his passion and success, will be looking to leave with as many trophies as possible.

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"Let's make the most of this season and have another reason to smile when we look back in the future," the German said in an interview on the club's website. His Liverpool are top of the Premier League and still alive in the League Cup, FA Cup and Europa League. Klopp's decision had been made since November. He claimed to have informed the owners of his decision last November. "When we were sitting together and talking about possible signings, the upcoming pre-season training camp and the possibility of going somewhere, the thought came to me that I was no longer sure I was here, which surprised myself," Klopp recalled.

England will have to get used to living without the longest-serving of the 20 current Premiership managers, whose sporting rivalry with Pep Guardiola and Manchester City has produced some thrilling recent seasons. The two managers will have the chance to meet at least once more, in the second week of March at Anfield in a league match.

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30 million slab

While Klopp was very clear that there is nothing that will make him change his mind, as Alex Ferguson did in his time, there is always something that could stop him leaving. In this case it could be the 30 million he will not be paid for the two years left on his contract after this season, remembering that he is paid 15 million per year. The decision will be up to the German alone.