Jurgen Klopp hasn't endured the best start to his seventh season in charge at Liverpool with a 3-2 defeat away to Arsenal on Sunday the latest setback for the German boss. And with the Anfield side sitting tenth in the English Premier League, 14 points off the Gunners, former midfielder Dietmar Hamann is concerned how much credit Klopp has left in the bank if his team start getting cut adrift from a top four spot.
Klopp has masterminded Liverpool to six major trophies in his seven years in charge including the Champions League which has resulted in him being regarded as one of the best managers in the world. However, former Red Hamann reckons that does not make him invincible. In fact, he has made the hold call that the 55-year-old's future could be in doubt should they lose to Rangers or Manchester City in their next two games.
“The dynamics at Liverpool are no different than anywhere else and if results are not there, at some stage the manager will come under pressure,” Hamann told talkSPORT. "If they were to get beat next week, or not win against Manchester City, it could be eight or nine points off fourth place.
