Liverpool manager was presented as Red Bull's new global head of football but offered very little clarity on what that role entails

Klopp’s decision to join the energy drinks giant to develop its branded soccer clubs around the world has confounded fans of his previous clubs – particularly in Germany, where as coach he led Mainz to Bundesliga promotion in 2004,

Jurgen Klopp says he has made a "clear commitment" that he will not become manager at one of the Red Bull clubs after starting his role as the organisation's head of global soccer.

Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has ruled out ever coaching any Red Bull football team. The 57-year-old became Red Bull’s head of global soccer earlier this year and was introduced at a press conference at the Red Bull headquarters in Salzburg on Tuesday.

Jürgen Klopp stressed that he won't be the coach of a Red Bull team, but added that he "can't say I will never be a coach again in my life." "I will not be the coach of a Red Bull team, that's a clear commitment.

Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has held his first press conference as head of global soccer at Red Bull. Among many other things, he answered critics of the move.