Liverpool fans told what Julian Nagelsmann and Ruben Amorim could bring with Xabi Alonso off limits as Reds eye new manager

TalkSPORT pundit Darren Ambrose has given his verdict on the potential candidates to replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool. Ambrose believes that Julian Nagelsmann and Ruben Amorim would be two ideal replacements for Klopp, with the German manager announcing earlier this week that he would be leaving the club in 2024. The pundit has ruled out former Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso, who is currently in charge of Bayer Leverkusen, as a potential candidate, saying that he would not be ready to take on the pressure of managing a club like Liverpool. Ambrose believes that Nagelsmann would be a good fit for Liverpool, as he has a proven track record of success in Germany and is a good communicator. He also believes that Amorim is an exciting young manager who has done well at Sporting Lisbon and would be a risk worth taking. Ambrose also discussed the potential appointment of the current Bournemouth manager, Gary O’Neil. Ambrose said: “He’s done a great job this season. However, I think he may need a little more experience. “We’ve seen it before, someone does really well for a couple of years, they get a big move and then it doesn’t quite work out.” He added: “You’ve got to be a certain kind of manager to deal with the pressure at Liverpool. I would love to see Klopp stay for a few more years but I think he’s already indicated that he’s got his eyes on something else.” With Klopp set to leave in 2024, Liverpool are already planning for the future, and it seems that Nagelsmann and Amorim are two of the top candidates for the role.

Summary

"Darren Ambrose, a TalkSPORT pundit, has shared his opinions on who could replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool. He believes that Julian Nagelsmann and Ruben Amorim would be ideal choices, while ruling out Xabi Alonso due to his lack of experience managing a club like Liverpool. Ambrose also discussed the possibility of Gary O’Neil, but believes he needs more experience. While acknowledging the pressure of managing Liverpool, Ambrose expresses his wish for Klopp to stay for a few more years. With Klopp's departure confirmed, Liverpool is looking ahead, and Nagelsmann and Amorim appear to be leading candidates for the role."