New Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp has said that managing Liverpool is the " biggest challenge" in world football.
Jurgen Klopp replaced Brendan Rodgers as manager of Liverpool and has signed a 3 year contract which will see him earn £5m a year and could also rise up to £7m with add ons and Champions league qualification.
He will be taking over a side which is placed at 10th position with 12 points from 8 games.
"I was never a guy for an easy way. This is the most challenging job in football. This is the most interesting job in world football." He told LFCTV.
Klopp who has been out of work since May will be joined by his former assistants at Dortmund, Zeljko Buvac and Peter Krawietz.
"I know what I want. First I need to talk to the players to find a common way. We will find that and who wants to do what I propose." He continued.
"Whoever wants to do what I want can be a good friend of mine. And it is not so bad a thing to be a friend of mine."
Klopp, 48, began his managerial career at Mainz in 2001 and was there for 8 years before joining Borussia Dortmund. He won 2 Bundesliga titles, 1 German Cup, and 3 German Super Cups. He also led Dortmund to the Champions League final in 2013 where they lost to Bayern Munich.
He left Dortmund at the end of last season and went on a sabbatical after leading Dortmund to 7th and losing the German Cup final to Wolfsburg.
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