Jurgen Klopp has claimed his job as Liverpool boss would be under serious pressure had it not been for his past achievements at Anfield.
Saturday’s 4-1 defeat at Man City ramped up the scrutiny on the Reds, who will end this season trophyless and whose hopes of a top-four finish are now beginning to fade. It was the ninth time this campaign that they had conceded three or more goals in a single game.
On the same weekend that Chelsea sacked Graham Potter and Leicester parted company with former Reds boss Brendan Rodgers, there is heightened talk of the manager's job security in a Premier League season, which has largely been defined by multiple managerial exits.
