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I don't want to see what happen to Chelsea happen to Liverpool but Klopp exit is going to cause a lot of damage psychologically to the players, emotionally and even mentally because 9 years been in a club working energetically is something that you wouldn't see anywhere, even while on his last season with his club, man was doing well and has won them one trophy, if he should luckily win the Premier League, it will be more tense and emotionally the day he will be saying goodbye and I doubt if the players are going to be like the same ever again.
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The Chelsea situation is far different from Liverpool’s, Chelsea had a change of the hierarchy of the club while Liverpool is only changing the manager. With a good hierarchy there will be better structure in the club and Liverpool wound be missing Klopp to much. But should they have a top like the Manchester United glazers then it will only grow bad for them.
Pep is someone I don't think Manchester City will make any harsh decisions, I have noticed how teams retrace their contract on coaches anytime they win the Champions League, if Pep leave Manchester City today, even Manchester United will run after him because he just too good even though he has the best players right now. If he is able to do good players like, even if he get to another club, he will have a perfect eye to make another good selection because people always think he can't win matches without Haaland and KDB.
Pep wouldn’t leave Manchester city now although with the champions league already won he will have a change of heart and will like to take a new charge. Yes Pep is good and no doubt about it but Pep wouldn’t cope in a club with limited financial resources to throw out. He would find it hard to get a new De Bruyne and Halaand, but still credit goes to his man management, other managers can have this resources and still not be successful as him