Despite having found his first job since his Liverpool farewell, Jurgen Klopp's contract reportedly includes a clause that suggests he already has his next managerial role lined up.
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The 57-year-old has been confirmed as Red Bull's Global Head of Soccer, a position he will start in January 2025, six months on from his departure from Anfield.
Although he has only just committed to this new role, reports suggest he so determined to take the reins of the Germany national team that he has included a secret exit clause in his new contract with Red Bull.
Klopp has frequently been linked with the Germany job, and his ambitions appear to remain strong. According to Sky Sports, Red Bull are prepared to facilitate a move if the opportunity arises.
Director of the Germany national team, Rudi Voller, who is also a highly regarded legend in the country, said it would be impossible to not look to Klopp should current manager Julian Nagelsmann seek a return to club management.
"I don't know what Jurgen would like to do again," he recently stated, according to the Mirror.
"But if Julian Nagelsmann were to decide at some point that he would rather coach a top club in Europe or in Germany again – of course, then there is no way around Jurgen Klopp if he wants to."
While Klopp responded by saying that "everyone hopes that Julian Nagelsmann will do this for much, much longer than 2026", it is believed he would be tempted by an approach in future.
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The former Borussia Dortmund manager has previously admitted that managing Die Mannschaft would be "a great honour".
