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talkSPORT journalist shares ‘major boost for Leeds’ verdict following external appointment

Jurgen Klopp's new role with Red Bull will involve overseeing coaching across the company’s multi-club network, including Leeds United, says Nick Ellerby.

It was confirmed on Wednesday (9 October) that former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp will be taking on a new role as the global head of soccer for Red Bull, a position that includes overseeing Leeds United, among other clubs [Florian Plettenberg].

 

While it’s unclear how much direct influence Klopp will have at Elland Road or other teams, talkSPORT journalist Ellerby suggests this appointment could be a major boost for Leeds United.

 

Speaking on talkSPORT on Wednesday (9 October, 8:53), Ellerby noted: “Just a few months after saying he couldn’t continue at Liverpool and taking time off in Mallorca, Klopp has been appointed as Red Bull’s global head of soccer.

 

He begins on 1 January, and it’s a long-term contract.

 

He’ll be overseeing various teams, offering advice on coaching, playing philosophy, and developing young talent.

 

“Red Bull’s portfolio includes RB Leipzig, RB Salzburg, Bragantino, and Leeds United. With Red Bull now owning Leeds, this could be a huge benefit for the club.”

 

How will Klopp’s new role affect Leeds United?

 

Although Klopp’s exact role at Leeds is still uncertain, his input could be invaluable.

Any advice the former Liverpool manager offers to Leeds and head coach Daniel Farke would likely be welcomed with open arms at Elland Road.

 

While Klopp has never managed in the Championship, his extensive experience at the highest levels of football, having won numerous titles at Anfield, could prove to be a significant asset for Leeds.

 

His knowledge of player recruitment could also be especially useful as the January transfer window approaches.

 

Though some pundits and fans have expressed skepticism regarding Red Bull’s involvement with Leeds, this latest development suggests the company is committed to supporting the club both on and off the field.

 

Hopefully, Farke will be able to tap into Klopp’s expertise across multiple areas, benefiting the team’s overall performance and long-term strategy.

 

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