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Jurgen Klopp insists he has not thought about extending his contract with Liverpool to make up for the nine months without fans at Anfield.
The German ended the club’s 30-year wait for the Premier League title in June, when a season hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic finally reached its late end.
However, since fans were unable to attend the final games or participate in a victory parade, the celebrations were quieter than previously expected.
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The fans, of course, are now slowly beginning to return to the grounds, with Anfield hosting 2,000 fans at home for last weekend’s 4-0 win over the Wolves.
Klopp particularly enjoyed that breakthrough, later describing how he and his players “had goose bumps” when they ran out of their pre-game warm-up.
But the Reds boss hasn’t considered adding time to a deal that runs through 2024 to make up for a difficult period playing in front of empty stadiums.
He said, “It’s a very interesting point of view, but it hasn’t crossed my mind yet.
“I have enough other things to think about besides when my contract ends. I didn’t think about that for a long time and I won’t start now!”
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