He is a club legend, now he wants to return to Liverpool FC in an unexpected way

Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool FC are having an important start to the season. The German coach places himself in a great way with his team and they are beginning to be candidates in the Premier League. In addition, a few days ago they qualified for the quarterfinals of the Carabao Cup. Klopp and company want to make a difference this season and be candidates for everything. Now the statements of a former club player, who is thinking about returning to the team, are surprising.

Pepe Reina, the iconic Spanish goalkeeper, left an indelible mark on the heart of Anfield during his time at Liverpool FC. He arrived at the club in the 2005-06 season, from Villarreal, in a transfer that amounted to 9.8 million euros. During his eight years in the 'red' team, Reina became a key figure and left an indelible mark on both the club and the city.

Reina, in a recent interview with an English media, expressed his deep gratitude to Liverpool: "I was once 'red', I will always be 'red'. There are some clubs that leave a mark on your heart and soul. I will always be grateful to Liverpool as a club and as a city. The people were incredible to me. It was the best moment of my career." In addition, Reina highlighted his admiration for the current Liverpool team and the work of Jurgen Klopp, praising the coach's passion and personality.

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The Spanish goalkeeper also shared his wishes to return to Anfield, either as a supporter or even as a coach in the future. "Maybe one day he will return to Anfield as a coach. Football is what I like the most," he said. Reina has plans to prepare for this possible transition, such as obtaining a coaching license, which will allow him to explore management roles in the world of soccer.