His mantra, “Full Throttle Fußball” is what the Premier League will expect; Klopp refers to this as his way to excite fans. We were provided an insight into this as an audience, when Borussia Dortmund in their full pomp; routed Arsenal and Manchester City in numerous Champions League matchups.
Furthermore, Klopp can bring his adaptability to games, a modern day commodity that in an age of “philosophies” and play styles is of extreme use. Yes, he refers to full throttle football as a way of “we will go all out and win”, but he respects the different transitions of the game and stresses their importance.
He carries with him a demeanour not to be trifled with and getting on his wrong side might be a mistake, as we have seen him earn himself European bans from touchline antics. Nonetheless he is generally a witty and charismatic character whom is liked by many of his colleagues and playing staff.
Klopp will have to work with what he has got, at least until January and it will be interesting to see what he comes up with. The squad in its current state is certainly not a bad side and with this Premier League season being so unpredictable, Klopp might fancy his chances of a top four finish, whilst a winner and runner up spot seems improbable.
It will be interesting to see how and if Klopp exists within the Anfield transfer committee a legacy left by Rodgers, consisting of analysts and scouts. Or will he determine who he wants, a likely solution after a rather dismal last few transfer windows for Liverpool.
For sure, there is a real positive vibe pulsating through Liverpool’s veins right now and a sense that this could be the man to bring back the glory days Liverpool have long harked back to. Whether he will be provided the time he needs in the cut throat world of the Premier League is another matter. But what is for certain is to sit back and enjoy the Premier League’s latest addition, willkommen Jurggen Klopp.