Jurgen Klopp is a very passionate manager and gives his all to motivate his players. He has guided Liverpool to magical moments on the pitch, like insane comebacks in the Champions League and trophies. Klopp is known to support his players and likes to show it on the touchline while Liverpool is playing.
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One thing Klopp is not a fan of is behind-the-scenes cameras. A few Premier League teams have had documentaries about how they train and how the managers talk to the players. Clubs like Manchester City, Tottenham, and Arsenal have participated in recording what happens during training and meetings with managers and players. All three documentaries were from Amazon Prime's All or Nothing series. Man City had their documentary released in 2018, and around the same time, Liverpool were offered the same, but Klopp and the club rejected it.
Klopp mentioned that he would leave the club if the team had to do a documentary. Klopp announced his departure from the club last Friday, and today, Liverpool announced a new documentary on Jurgen Klopp's final months as the Liverpool manager. Many football fans have been waiting to see how Klopp interacts with his players daily and wanted to see how Klopp makes the Liverpool team into mentality monsters. Klopp talked about the documentary and said, "With this being my final season, I thought we should provide a rare opportunity for viewers to have a more inside look at what makes this club so special - its people."
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Liverpool FC published a statement about the documentary project set to release at the end of the season
Liverpool published a statement about the new documentary the club will have over the next few months of the season. The cameras will focus on Klopp since the German manager will leave at the season's end. The statement reads, "Filming is underway of a new multi-episodic documentary series about Liverpool Football Club, to be broadcast after the end of the 2023-24 season. The exclusive production will delve into LFC’s rich history and its profound connection with its supporters and provide first-hand insights into what makes the club, including its men’s and women’s teams, a success on and off the pitch. It will give fans and viewers a unique insight into the club and will bring LFC’s story to a wider audience than ever before."
"Cameras will follow Jürgen Klopp and his team throughout his final season at the club. The documentary will subtly capture the team in areas agreed by the manager and players, without encroaching on private spaces."
