In 2024, Liverpool will make a number of off-field changes. These are every one that you should be aware of.
There are more exits from Liverpool in 2024 besides Jurgen Klopp. This year, the Reds will lose a handful of players, and then add more to replace them.
Even though it’s not a simple task, we’ve attempted to gather them all here. Technically, a number of prominent figures will be joining FSG rather than Liverpool to manage their football operations. We therefore tried our best to explain everything. Liverpool’s off-field ins and outs for 2024 are listed here. The most noteworthy maneuver of the lot. As one of Liverpool’s best managers ever, Jurgen Klopp is leaving the team having finally returned to the top of the English Premier League standings. Sadly, his eight and a half-year tenure—a true club legend—is coming to an end. Pep Lijnders, manager’s assistant Liverpool’s coach Pep Lijndesr is incredibly well-liked, and there are even rumors that the Reds are planning to make a comeback in the future. However, for the time being,
Peter Krawietz, the executive assistant Peter Krawietz and Klopp have a lengthy collaborative history. He began his football career with Mainz, where Klopp played and subsequently held the manager position. He trailed him to Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund, and he’ll trail him out the Anfield exit door. Vitor Matos, manager’s assistant In 2019, Vitor Matos was brought in by Liverpool to take over for Pep Lijnders, who had left to try his hand at managing (though he would eventually return). But he made a great reputation for himself at the club and soon established himself as an important member of the coaching staff. Now, he’s going out, just like the other first-team coaches.
John Achterberg – Goalkeeping coach
John Achterberg has been at Liverpool for 15 years now, initially as a youth coach. Kenny Dalglish appointed him to a first-team role – one he’s kept ever since. He’s led goalkeeping at the club ever since, and it was he who pushed for Alisson Becker’s signing in 2018. Liverpool announced at the start of May that he’ll be leaving.
Before joining Liverpool, Kornmayer had worked against Klopp at Bayern Munich and was one of his first important backroom additions. As the head of fitness and conditioning, he relocated to Anfield in 2016 and has remained there ever since. However, according to David Lynch of This Is Anfield, he will also be departing the team this summer. GOING OUT OF LIVERPOOL The director of sports, Jorg Schmadtke Following Julian Ward’s unexpected departure in 2023, Liverpool had to go elsewhere for a sporting director, and Jorg Schamdtke was hired. But as it was always only meant to be a temporary position, he left at the conclusion of the January transfer window in 2024.