Clopp: May I not be on Solsquier's shoes?

Liverpool coach Jurgen Klopp has expressed his sympathy for the Manchester United Ole Gunnar Solsquier, who is at the centre of criticism after losing 5-0 just from Klopp's team, Liverpool.

The German coach has admitted that in no way would he want to be in Solsquier's place, but has added that there were cases even when he was in such difficult positions.

“Oh yeah, of course”, Klopp told reporters when asked if he had sympathy for Solskier.

I said before, the last thing I want to be is in his shoes right now, but that's what it's like to be part of football. When you lose a fight, especially when you lose a debt, it happened to me too, you don't even want to go out to the media area to give interviews and answer all these questions. I'm sure”

As to whether the result represented one of the biggest days of his career, Clopp added:

I haven't thought about it yet. It's a good day, a really good day and I don't want to be disrespectful. I have no idea, but it's a big deal. We know that”, Jurgen Klopp recently stressed.