Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has risen to the peak of his coaching career as he’s been rated among some of the best managers in the game.
This may have seen him drawn the comparison between top managers like Jose Mourinho, Pep Guardiola, Brendan Rodgers, and even Italian boss Antonio Conte.
The Italian boss Conte and Klopp enjoy a couple of similarities as the most observant persons may have noted in their approach to the game.
With both here in the spotlight we take a look at some of the similarities between both managers of great repute as per say.
HUGE PASSION FOR THE GAME
Both managers may have employed the services of some of the best players in the EPL as they are performing in the top flight. This has seen the likes of Eden Hazard, Pedro Rodriguez, and Brazilian Willian thrive in the final third as at then for Antonio Conte.
On the other hand, Philippe Coutinho and his compatriot Roberto Firmino have lighted up the room at Anfield.
This has seen both managers (Klopp and Conte) erupt in celebration as they expressed their passion with immense desire to see their team flourish on the field of play.
SUCCESS AT ENGLISH CLUBS
Klopp may not have won the Premier League already but he’s destined to do so as talks continue to make the round as regards to concluding the Premier League season due to the Corona Virus outbreak.
He’s a champion in the making, beating Manchester City to the title following their wide range of gap in terms of the point they’ve acquired in the season.
He’s already become a success more like Antonio Conte who won the Premier League crown with the exploits of Diego Costa and Eden Hazard.
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Both managers may be foreigners coming to the English topflight but they have made their mark in the English Nation even as Klopp succeeded in winning the UEFA Champions League last season.
FORMATION ORIENTED
Both Klopp and Conte believe so much in the contribution they could offer to their side from the coaching dugout.
While some managers thrive on the effort of their players on the pitch, these two find interest to connotes strong formation to define their mode of operation in the game.
This has seen the German tactician mastermind an impressive mathematical equation to the benefit of his side at match day.
Conte would trade his usual 3-4-3 system even as he ensures his side keeps their shape as a team.
This factor could see him utilize his new acquisition, Victor Moses, in the fullback position at Inter Milan while forming a series of strategies to redefine his sides’ rhythm in the course of the season.
This is the trademark of both tacticians as we look forward to new findings and intrigues from them in the football season.
