A Liverpool source has dropped a big claim on the future of Jurgen Klopp after some more insight was given into the European Super League (ESL) fiasco.

As per Football Insider, the German manager's future at the Anfield faithful is 'far from secure' after his relationship with Fenway Sports Group (FSG) suffered as a result of their disagreements over the Reds' participation in the ESL.

His bosses now reportedly face a 'huge task' to get Klopp back on board in fear that he may walk away, as he was 'devastated' at not being consulted about the plan to join the breakaway league and felt that FSG left him 'hanging out to dry'.

Klopp condemned the project in public before and after his team's 1-1 away draw at Leeds United in the Premier League on Monday night, which certainly put a strain on his relationship with his employers, who were 'unhappy' that he was so negative about it.

Liverpool must keep Klopp

If anything, the Merseyside club should be looking to keep Klopp and for FSG to leave their post if possible, rather than the other way around.

The ESL was purely the latter's idea and so Klopp should not be punished or feel as if he should need to punish himself for their proposed involvement, especially after John Henry admitted the blame lies on FSG, not the staff or players.

Now, the former Mainz and Borussia Dortmund coach should be fully concentrated on getting LFC back into the UEFA Champions League for the 2021/22 term, which would be an impressive feat given the somewhat disastrous season the Reds have suffered thus far.

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