The real reason why Real Madrid are happy Jurgen Klopp is leaving Liverpool

Liverpool will have to see one of their greatest managers of all time leave at the end of the season. Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from the club in May and will complete nine years in charge of the Liverpool team. Klopp's announcement has shocked the football world and many things could happen in the summer now.

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Real Manager manager Carlo Ancelotti reacted to the Klopp announcement. Ancelotti said, “It's quite surprising, I understand. Working for a long time with the same club and players lowers your motivation a bit. He's doing a fantastic job at Liverpool.”

Real Madrid could take advantage of Klopp's departure as the club is positioned to sign Kylian Mbappe. Klopp and Liverpool are very interested in Mbappe for the summer, but with Klopp's announcement, Liverpool will probably look at different options. The summer transfer market for Liverpool will be completely different from what they planned before because the Merseyside club will look for a sporting director first before getting a new manager. Then, when they get a manager, the club will look for players that would suit the new manager's playstyle.

This reduces the possibility of Mbappe joining Liverpool and increases the chances for Real Madrid. Liverpool was labeled the team that could compete with Real Madrid for Mbappe's signature. Real Madrid must convince the player to leave for free this summer from PSG. The Mbappe move to Real Madrid is closer than ever now.

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Real Madrid receives more good news regarding the new Santiago Bernabeu

Real Madrid could get richer as the new Santiago Bernabeu is almost completed. The new Santiago Bernabeu will generate an immediate revenue of €166M. his will make Real Madrid’s total revenue increase to over €1 billion. Real Madrid is listed as the number one revenue-generating club in Europe for last season. Real Madrid generated €831.4m last season ahead of Manchester City, FC Barcelona, PSG, and Manchester United.