Liverpool Star Seemingly Confirms Departure in Mysterious Klopp Post
Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool at the end of the season last week. The Liverpool youngster, Bobby Clark, has suggested that he will spend the rest of the season on loan with a cryptic post on social media.
The midfielder has made three appearances for the Reds in all competitions this season but appears set to continue his development away from Anfield. The new-look midfield has given Liverpool a fresh lease of life and they currently sit at the top of the Premier League after 21 matches.
This has made it difficult for some youngsters to break into the first team. Clark is among those on the fringes of the squad and has been rewarded for his patience with recent opportunities, although he has not yet started a match.
According to the Liverpool Echo, the 18-year-old has attracted interest from several English Football League clubs. The midfielder fueled speculation further with a hint on social media that he may have worked with Klopp for the last time.
Clark posted a photo of him and the Liverpool boss chatting without a caption, leading some to assume that he has bid farewell to the German manager. There are currently no concrete offers on the table, but the prospect of regular opportunities in the Championship or League One could be very persuasive to Clark.
It is widely expected that he will go out on loan. Klopp announced last week that he would be leaving Anfield at the end of the season, stating that he is ‘running out of energy’ to continue managing the club.
The ex-Borussia Dortmund manager explained that he felt ‘responsible’ for calling time on his spell in Merseyside as his position was unlikely to come under pressure due to his reputation with the higher powers at the club and the success he has enjoyed in the Premier League. He has laid the foundations for future success over the past few windows and has insisted that he leaves the club in a good place, with youngsters – such as Clark and Conor Bradley – ready to break into the starting eleven in the coming years.
