Jürgen Klopp

And I can ask again, sorry, can we make it happen?

And knowing they all try absolutely everything to get the right price and get the player in, you cannot do anything with that.

that anybody in the club would bring in a player you don't agree on.

That's not possible.

But it's very, very normal in a football manager's life that you don't get all the players you want.

So no problem with that.

As long as the transfer window is open, you try to create, build the best possible squad.

On the day after the transfer window, you have the best possible squad, whichever transfers you made.

And that's the way you go into the rest of the season.

First and foremost, I don't want to say anything else because we have a really good relationship.

Michael is absolutely great in what he's doing, but it was not on one day his job alone to bring in players.

There were a lot of others, Julian Ward, Ian Graham, so many people.

They were involved in Barry Hunter, all these kinds of things.

It was a process, we were really close together.

One sitting there and being the genius and producing ideas and everything.

Oh, my God.

He's available.

I didn't even know him.

We know football players.

It's like negotiating, finding the right moment to sell, finding the right moment to buy.