Klopp rules out Germany job: 'It’s not the right moment'

Klopp rules out Germany job: 'It’s not the right moment'Jürgen Klopp has dismissed speculation linking him with the Germany national team job following the country's disappointing World Cup exit.

>With Julian Nagelsmann's future under increasing scrutiny after Germany's latest setback, Klopp has emerged as one of the leading names tipped to replace the current head coach. However, the former Liverpool manager has no interest in returning to the dugout.

>Klopp is currently enjoying his role as Red Bull's Global Head of Football, having previously made it clear that he stepped away from management to escape the relentless demands of the profession.

>Although managing a national team would involve a less intensive day-to-day schedule than club football, the 59-year-old is understood to have no desire to take charge of Germany at this stage of his career.

>Speaking to MagentaTV, where he has been a pundit during the competition, Klopp said: "I haven't thought about that yet.

>"I've often been in that situation myself as a coach, where a big dream has been shattered.

>"I understand that when people talk about the national coach, my name is mentioned. But it's not the right moment to talk about it, especially not with me.

>"I have a job that I really enjoy. And as far as I know, it's not a part-time job. The fact is, Germany was eliminated today, and this is not the moment for me to think about Jurgen Klopp's future."