Another name linked to the managerial position at Liverpool

Niko Kovac is currently being discussed by the English newspaper Daily Mail as a potential successor to Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool.

The 52-year-old Croatian coach is available, having left Wolfsburg in March. His extensive experience, which includes stints with the Croatian national team, Eintracht Frankfurt, Bayern Munich, Monaco, and Wolfsburg, makes him a seasoned candidate for the managerial role at a top European club.

Despite Kovac's availability and experience, the Daily Mail emphasizes that Rúben Amorim is still the primary choice for Liverpool. Amorim has garnered attention for his innovative coaching style and successes, particularly in Portugal, making him a highly coveted figure for the Reds.

Alongside Kovac and Amorim, other names are circulating in the football world as possible candidates for the Liverpool job. Pepijn Lijnders, who is currently serving as Klopp's assistant, is familiar with the club’s environment and philosophy, making him a strong internal candidate. Additionally, Roberto de Zerbi, currently managing Brighton, has been praised for his tactical approach and achievements in the Premier League, which have not gone unnoticed by those looking for Klopp's successor.

As Liverpool prepares for a future beyond Klopp, these links reflect a broad search for a manager who can uphold the club’s competitive edge and continue its success in both domestic and international competitions. The management’s decision will be crucial as they seek to ensure a smooth transition and maintain the high standards set during Klopp’s tenure.