At the moment even though Liverpool's performance is not very good but I agree with what you say because it seems that the officials still haven't decided to rush to sack Klopp because they are aware that if they sack Klopp they also can't decide who will replace them because in terms of This is actually quite difficult, especially since they also know that this change of coach will not necessarily improve Liverpool's performance.
I see no reason to think that sacking the coach will improve Liverpool's performance. Liverpool has done very well in the last few seasons under Klopp. Liverpool's performances have been poor since the start of this season as they have made several changes to the squad. And the new players haven't adjusted well to the team yet. Klopp needs to be given time, not sacked. Liverpool will be strong again if the new players can fit into the team.
The problem is that firing a coach without a reserve coach in the midst of a crisis of players who are currently under-performing is clearly a risky action.
This is what club officials have to think about because sacking is easy but assurances after Klopp's sacking whether it will improve or not is still inexplicable so it's good that he is still given the opportunity at this time.