Jurgen Klopp's New Role: From Manager to Pundit

Jurgen Klopp, the former Liverpool manager, has announced his return to football, but not as a coach. He will be a pundit for MagentaTV during the FIFA World Cup in 2026. Klopp shared this news on his Instagram, saying he wants to feel the excitement of the stadium again. He even joked about missing the grass under his feet and the electric atmosphere, but he quickly clarified that he isn't returning to coaching. Klopp's video sparked some curiosity. He mentioned feeling a "tingle" again, which made people wonder if he might return to coaching. But he set the record straight, saying he will be a pundit instead. He also hinted at a possible appearance in a charity match against his former club, Borussia Dortmund, at Anfield in March 2026. This isn't the first time people have speculated about Klopp's return to coaching. His former player, Roberto Firmino, recently said he thinks Klopp will coach again, maybe even at Liverpool. With the current manager, Arne Slot, facing challenges, Klopp's return to football conversations is getting a lot of attention. Klopp's comments suggest that he might not be done with football completely. Even if he isn't coaching, his presence in the sport will always be significant. Fans are eager to see him back in some capacity, whether it's as a pundit or in a special match.