Liverpool hired Former Borussia Dortmund Coach "Juergen Klopp" As New Manager

     Liverpool hired Juergen Klopp as its new manager on Thursday,Brendan Rodgers was fired on Sunday following an 18-month slump since nearly winning the Premier League title in 2014. Juergen Klopp has is now one of Europe's most respected and charismatic coaches to reverse a slump in form and return success to the fallen English giant.
                                     
       In preparation for Juergen Klopp's arrival to Liverpool, the club instigated a clear-out of many of Rodgers'
backroom staff..Juergen Klopp left Borussia Dortmund at the end of last season after guiding Borussia Dortmund to Champions League final and two German league titles in Bundelisga.He was pleased to have arrival in England as his first match in charge of Liverpool will be against Tottenham on Oct. 17,2015.

      During the Era of Rodgers as the liverpool couch and assistant manager was Sean O'Driscoll and first-team coach Gary McAllister all both  have left their posts with Glen Driscoll who was the head of performance and head of opposition analysis Chris Davies have also lost their jobs.

     Juergen Klopp will hire a competent person to run the vacant post.At the moment Liverpool is 10th in the league and in a rebuilding phase after the departures of Raheem Sterling who is doing extremely well in Manchester City while striker Luis Suarez to Barca, iconic midfielder Steven Gerrard over the last two seasons.
                                     
    Juergen Klopp is 48-year-old and it will be his first job outside Germany, where he made his name as an extrovert, a maverick and an innovative coach — particularly in a seven-year stint at Dortmund. His philosophy is a high-octane, hard-running style that suffocates opponents, similar to the approach Rodgers desired and had success with in the 2013-14 season when Liverpool almost ended its wait for a first championship since 1990.
                                          
    Liverpool is one of the most successful teams in England with 18 league titles and five European Cups and former Manchester United Coach Sir Alex Ferguson believe the German is a perfect fit at Liverpool. His task is to close the gap on the big four of Manchester United, Chelsea, Manchester City and Arsenal, and get the team back in the Champions League.