Jurgen Klopp's three possible managerial replacements as Liverpool boss

Liverpool won the Champions League title last season and played in their second consecutive final. The Reds finished second in the Premier League and they are now on the verge of securing the first Premier League title in 30 years. All of this thanks to their manager Jurgen Klopp and his right decisions. Klopp joined Liverpool in 2015 from Borussia Dortmund and changed the club upside down but in the good meaning of the word. In the previous season, Liverpool finished sixth, but Klopp managed his side to qualify for the Champions League since his arrival. In his second season, Klopp's side finished as runner-ups in the Champions League and they won their European title in the third season. Klopp signed a contract extension with the Reds in December of 2019, which will keep him at the club until 2024. But what will happen next? Who will replace him? Here are three contenders who could replace Klopp at Anfield. Steven Gerrard is the first name on the list. Rangers manager, who spent his career at Anfield is a great contender for the job. He knows the club better than anyone and managing Liverpool is a dream for him. One of the best candidates, of course, is RB Leipzig coach Julian Nagelsmann. Nagelsmann worked wonders at Hoffenheim from 2013-19, taking the Bundesliga side into the Champions League. If there is no other way, then the club could manage Pep Lijnders-Klopp's assistant at Liverpool. Ljinders works at Anfield since 2014. His style of management is similar to Klopp's. The two managers love high-intensity attacking football. Source: The Mirror 

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