Liverpool’s boss Jurgen Klopp has shown the thoughtful note that Brentford striker Ivan Toney gave to him.
I’m a Liverpool fan. Klopp explains what Liverpool supporter Ivan Toney has been telling him at full time as the Brentford star transfer race heats up.Jurgen Klopp said that Ivan Toney’s meaningful message was ‘I’m a Liverpool supporter’. Klopp explains what Liverpool supporter Ivan Toney has been telling him at full time as the Brentford star transfer race heats up.
Toney is at the forefront of a transfer chase among Premier League
Toney confirmed in the match programme that he was a Liverpool fan and approached the Kop manager after the game.
The two spoke, and Klopp, who will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, said: “It was like I was smiling at him, because he’s obviously quite a handful and very difficult to play against – though I used a different word.”
“Am I correct in saying that he supports Liverpool and does not disguise it?
“I will acknowledge that as well. We talked briefly about it, and he wished me luck in my future pursuits.
“Many individuals have mentioned it, including various players.
“It’s needless, but it’s nice to hear.
“Don’t worry, I’ll find something, a place to watch the Premier League.”
I’m a Liverpool fan. Klopp explains what Liverpool supporter Ivan Toney has been telling him at full time as the Brentford star transfer race heats up.
“It was a nice conversation.”
Toney is a top target for Premier League clubs in the forthcoming transfer window, with Chelsea and Arsenal competing for the striker.
The Bees are currently requesting more than £80 million for Toney, who has returned to scoring form after serving a gambling sentence.
I’m a Liverpool fan. Klopp explains what Liverpool supporter Ivan Toney has been telling him at full time as the Brentford star transfer race heats up.”I’m a Liverpool fan,” Klopp tells what Liverpool fan Ivan Toney has been telling him at full-time as the Brentford star transfer race heats up.
Klopp added that he had chatted with a few Brentford players and found them to be as entertaining to talk to as they were challenging to play against.
The Liverpool boss said, “This is the strangest thing in football.”
“This is unquestionably one of the best teams and coaching staffs you’ll come across.
“When playing against them, you want to knock them down every five seconds because it’s so frustrating.
“Everything is set up to make you look extremely horrible.
“But, aside from that, it’s a fantastic club, and I enjoy everything about it. Just don’t play them!”
