Jurgen Klopp reveals exchange with Bruno Fernandes after Manchester United beat Liverpool 2-1
Jurgen Klopp has made light of his trade with Bruno Fernandes after Liverpool’s loss to Manchester United at Old Trafford on Monday night.
Liverpool are as yet looking for their most memorable win of the new Premier League season as goals from Jadon Sancho and Marcus Rashford gave United the lead.
Mohamed Salah pulled a goal back for Liverpool however they couldn’t rescue a point from the game.
Fernandes and Salah were associated with a quarrel after he Portugal international would not give the ball to the Liverpool forward subsequent to scoring, while Klopp seemed disappointed with United’s timewasting in the last stages.
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After the last whistle, Klopp moved toward Fernandes and put his hands around the neck of the United midfielder as the pair shared a couple of happy words.
When asked about his initial exchange with Fernandes during the game, Klopp said during his post-match press conference: ‘It was not animated.
‘It was the most harmless conversation I’ve ever had with a player who was as emotional as I maybe was.
‘It was the situation with the centre half, [Lisandro] Martinez, where we went down for an “awful” tackle, it was obviously nothing, he made a bit of it, and then he was talking to me and saying, ‘you would do the same’.
‘But it was all fine after the game, he told me he needs these kind of conversations, okay, it’s all fine, use me.’
Klopp also played down the spat between James Milner and Virgil van Dijk in the aftermath of Sancho’s opening goal.
‘I realise now, I didn’t even see it, but I think it [the question] is about an argument on the pitch or whatever, shouting at each other and these kind of things,’ said Klopp.
‘We don’t have any kind of issues, I have not any kind of issues in the team like this. That nobody is happy after you lose a game is completely normal, but this is not an explanation, not an excuse or whatever.
‘It’s all fine there, in this department.’
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