Klopp admits not signing the youngster was a huge mistake in his life.

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp admits Failure to sign. A Tottenham Hotspur star was one of the biggest mistakes of his life.

  Jürgen Klopp has revealed that not signing Son Heung-min. When he was Borussia Dortmund manager was one of the ‘big mistakes in his life’. The German manager knows Son very well, having made his name in the Bundesliga in 2013 while at Hamburg. Son has scored 12 goals in 34 games. All competitions were included in the 2012-13 season and Klopp thinks he would be a perfect fit for his Dortmund side.

Klopp admits not signing the youngster was a huge mistake in his life.

           But Son doesn’t think so. He chose to join the Bayer Leverkusen team. instead in the UFABET summer of 2013, Klopp was disappointed. And although they both moved to the Premier League in 2015, with Klopp heading to Liverpool and ‘Son’ to Tottenham Hotspur, the Eagles boss hasn’t forgotten about him. Ever missed grabbing a star player from South Korea this one.

           Recalling the situation again , Klopp admitted to South Korean broadcaster KBS that “One of the biggest mistakes in my life was that I didn’t sign him. A world-class player and one of the best strikers in the world, yes you should be proudSon Heung-min also spoke about why he turned down the opportunity to play under Klopp earlier. and explained that he thought He will be more likely to play at Leverkusen due to Dortmund’s rotation system. And during that time of his football career, the attacker wanted to play regularly.

          However, Klopp may be given the opportunity to make his wish come true. As recent reports indicate, ‘Naughty’ is looking for new challenges elsewhere. And it is said that the Reds are planning to grab the 30-year-old player to join the team. It is also reported that Spurs are open to offers. But in this event the Reds may face major rivals PSG and Real Madrid who are also interested.

           But Liverpool may have an edge over their European rivals. If the sale of the current owner’s club, Fenway Sports Group, is successful. The club’s ownership group , FSG, is reportedly set to sell the club at £4 billion, while the Financial Times added that FSG had received the deal. Contacts from at least one potential buyer for the Reds takeover are now available.