Jürgen Klopp was shocked by a woman in the middle of an interview, leaving him speechless

Marion Reimers has become one of the most controversial and controversial journalists in the Mexican media, due to what happened with her colleague Omar Zerón, but on one occasion she became known with Jürgen Klopp, Liverpool manager. The journalist was trending on social media this day after she got into an argument on a TNT Sports programme, to the extent that she was criticised for her reaction to her colleague.

After what happened, Reimers responded to the comments against her for the event, something that further ignited the trend to point the finger at her. "Folks. If a woman stirs up your 'deepest misogyny' I'd advise you to do a few things. Go to therapy, stop spitting it around, it's pitiful and worse: it's dangerous. It's not the woman's fault, it's how you were brought up. So...go back to the first point," Reimers replied in a tweet.

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In addition to her controversial comments for many fans, Marion Reimers also once trended for an encounter with Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp, who was left open-mouthed by her German pronunciation. When she was still working for Fox Sports, she interviewed the German tactician, but before the interview she asked for his opinion on which language would be better.

Marion asked if it was OK to talk in English, to which the coach replied that his Spanish is not very good, so the journalist showed her command of German. "We can also do it in German," she said in Klopp's language, who was taken aback and reacted with a curious "Wow" that took social media by storm.

<strong>Journalist Marion Reimers shocked Klopp</strong>

Although she has many detractors, at the time, Marion was praised by social media users as a very prepared journalist for what she had shown with the coach. Jürgen Klopp, who after beating Napoli in the Champions League, and despite qualifying as group runners-up for the last 16, has improved his mood.