Relive Klopp's farewell press conference

• Borussia Dortmund have announced a press conference amid widespread reports that Jurgen Klopp is set to leave the club.
  
  We'll be bringing you live updates and the reaction on any announcement. Get involved by leaving your comments or on Twitter @goal_intl

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  goal_intl
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  Jur-gone in the summer! Klopp to leave #BVB?
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  Apr. 15, 2015
• 3 hours ago

  We're due to get underway in about ten minutes so send us your views whilst we're waiting. Is this the right time for Klopp to go?

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  Goal

  
• 3 hours ago

  Confirmed - Jurgen Klopp will leave Borussia Dortmund this summer

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• 3 hours ago

  Klopp will leave the club on 30 June 2015

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• 3 hours ago

  That's it then. Klopp's seven season tenure will come to a close this summer. Is it any surprise? Is it the right move for all concerned? Where next and what will he bring to wherever he goes? Send us your thoughts.

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  Goal

  
• 3 hours ago

  As a Bayern fan this is a great news!

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  Frederik
• 3 hours ago

  Dortmund needs Klopp for next season. The club is already in an unstable phase due to their performances this season and Klopp leaving would only add fuel to the fire of unstability.

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  Omar El Ali
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  Bundesliga
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  Klopp to leave Dortmund!
  @BVB confirm coach Jürgen Klopp will leave the club at the end of the season #Bundesliga

  

  Apr. 15, 2015
• 3 hours ago

  Arsenal! Please.

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  Cesc
• 3 hours ago

  Hopefully the core will remain and the new coach can rebuild the team around Reus, Hummels, Gündogan

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  Tavbo edited by Goal
• 3 hours ago

  The Dortmund chief Hans-Joachim Watzke sounds disappointed to be losing his man...

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• 3 hours ago

  BVB boss Watzke starts:
  
  "We had some talks recently on the initiative of Jürgen and then made the joint decision that after seven years of incredible success will be over at the end of the season.
  
  We have a relationship that is built on trust and friendship. Therefore, it is naturally a difficult situation. Jürgen, will always have eternal gratitude from Borussia Dortmund."

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• 3 hours ago

  Goal Germany's Dortmund correspondent Stefan Doring joins us now, and there's plenty to chew over after the announcement that Jurgen Klopp will be leaving the club this summer.

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• 3 hours ago

  Stefan, this was largely to be expected wasn't it? A natural parting way for club and coach?

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• 3 hours ago

  Quotes coming in from the man himself...

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• 3 hours ago

  "I feel that the moment that I'm not the perfect coach for this extraordinary club would eventually come. In the last few days and weeks I was not sure that I'm the right person. Therefore, I felt it my duty to myself and Aki Watzke to leave my position."

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• 3 hours ago

  Klopp:
  
  I am sure that the decision is absolutely right. This team deserves to have the absolutely one hundred percent right coach.
  
  It's not that I am tired. I have no contact to another club, either in England or elsewhere. But I do not intend to put in a sabbatical year. I wanted to announce today so that everyone everyone at the club can plan and adjust."

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• 3 hours ago

  BVB manager Michael Zorc:
  
  "You have given me and the club a lot of energy. I think all BVB employees, especially of course our team should give you the goodbye that you have earned. "

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• 3 hours ago

  Klopp:
  
  "I believe that Borussia Dortmund needs a change. A major problem certainly is that as long as I'm here, we are always considering the successes of the past."

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  Enis Köylü
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  So that's the end of Jurgen Klopp's time at Dortmund. No one can deny that they've played brilliant football the whole world has enjoyed.

  Apr. 15, 2015
• 2 hours ago

  Klopp insists it was the right time to go and that he won't be taking a break from football. Where will his next port of call be?

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  Goal_India
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  #Klopp says he won't take a year off. Where will he go? bit.ly/1DGYsj2

  

  Apr. 15, 2015
• 2 hours ago

  Klopp still hasn't told his Dortmund players he is leaving!
  
  "It will take place right now," he says.

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• 2 hours ago

  Klopp:
  
  "Now we will bundle all our resources for the last games. Now it's really about this club having the opportunity and reaching its great potential. In my head it is the right moment to make a change."

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  Jürgen Klopp confirms he’ll leave #BVB at the end of the season

  

  Apr. 15, 2015
• 2 hours ago

  I would love to see him at Real next season.

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  Amer H
• 2 hours ago

  The bad thing for both parties is Klopp will have to re-integrate himself into a new team environment all over again unless he's gunning for a national team role. Dortmund will have to change tactics and gameplans as things will not be the same and Reus, Hummels, Gundogan are surely going to leave

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  nico
• 2 hours ago

  Klopp:
  
  "The club is greater than all of us, he will always be greater than all of us. I am grateful that I could be a part of it."

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• 2 hours ago

  Watzke:
  
  "There is no time schedule about Klopp's replacement. We will take our time."

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• 2 hours ago

  So Klopp is a free man in the summer and by the sound of it he will be looking for employment. Who needs Klopp and where will he be the best fit?

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  Here's a look at the market for Manchester City's next permanent manager. Thoughts? goal.com/en-gb/news/299… #MCFC

  

  Apr. 15, 2015
• 2 hours ago

  What are the chances? The bookmakers have quickly installed Klopp as favourite to become the next Manchester City manager.

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• 2 hours ago

  
  

  

  Klopp: The club is always greater than all of us. I am grateful that I could be a part of it.

  
  

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• 2 hours ago

  
  

  

  Klopp: In my head it is the right moment to make a change. 

  
  

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  Klopp: I do not intend to put in a sabbatical year. 

  
  

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• 2 hours ago

  Quite sad to see him go as I started following Dortmund because of Klopp. As a Arsenal fan as well, I can only hope they approach him since he would fit in quite well there.

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  amit412
• 2 hours ago

  In summary Klopp felt he'd given all he could and wasn't the man to take the club forward. He also put himself in the shop window by stating he doesn't want to take a sabbatical year, meaning there will be plenty of interested parties this summer.

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  Goal

  
• 2 hours ago

  Joining us now is Goal Germany's Dortmund correspondent Stefan Doring.

  
  

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  Goal
• 2 hours ago

  Stefan, is this the right move at the right time for all concerned?

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• 2 hours ago

  Stefan Doring

  
  

  Yes because Dortmund
  has several tactical problem in the way they play football. It’s a problem for
  the coach and Klopp isn’t able to make it better. 

  
  

  
  

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  Goal
• 2 hours ago

  So Klopp has been the route of Dortmund's problems?

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• 2 hours ago

  Stefan Doring

  
  

  It’s been a very bad season and all goals will be missed. There will be no European football next season so it’s the perfect time to start a new campaign with a new coach. For Klopp it’s a good time to leave because of the success he had and the legacy he created.

  
  

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  Goal
• 2 hours ago

  So where next for Jurgen Klopp?

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• 2 hours ago

  Stefan Doring

  I could imagine he will move to England as he has always said the Premier League interests him. We do not know what will happen with Pellegrini at Manchester City but it doesn't look good for him. With Klopp now available they are likely to be interested and that could make their mind up over Pellegrini.