Press conference: Jurgen Klopp speaks ahead of RB Leipzig clash

Champions League returns and Liverpool are preparing to face RB Leipzig on Tuesday, February 16. The Reds will be looking to bounce back from a 3-1 defeat to Leicester City in the Premier League on Saturday. Ahead of the game the Reds head coach Jurgen Klopp has given a press conference where he spoke out on On the mood in the camp “We have to keep our good things going. If you saw the games v City and Leicester, it didn't look like games we'd concede seven and score two. It happened because of individual mistakes, we have spoken about that. One time it was miscommunication.” On why Liverpool not doing so well "If you are with us and follow us all the way through the season, you can see a mix of different things has happened. We have had some not so good games but played some good games lately." On current situation "Nobody is happy with being fourth and only having 40 points and (potentially) being level on points with Everton." On fans banner and him quitting on Saturday "I heard about both. I don't feel I need special support in the moment but it is nice (to have it). Rumours of me quitting or taking break? Neither (is true). "I don't need a break. Everyone knows privately it has been tough time but it wasn't just last three weeks, it was longer before that. We always deal with it as a family 100%." Providing an update on Naby Keita, Klopp confirmed that he won't travel to Budapest and will instead be training at Kirkby. The 26-year-old has resumed training yesterday.  

Klopp confirms Naby Keita won't travel to Budapest and will instead be training at Kirkby. Resumed training yesterday.

— Ian Doyle (@IanDoyleSport) February 15, 2021

source - LiverpoolECHO

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