Xenophobia

Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp have made a legal complaint after the manager was accused of xenophobia. Klopp, 55, has also strongly rejected suggestions his ...

I know that. I would hate myself for being like this. It’s legal and everything, fine, but they can do what they want,” he said.

Jurgen Klopp has said he would "hate myself" if his recent comments about Manchester City's spending power were rooted in xenophobia.

"I am not sure anybody wants to be best friends with us. "We responded as a club, I think it is what we have to do. "It started with a question and I answered it and all the rest was made of it. "I know I have to be careful and when I'm not I realise it. I know what I thought when I said it. "A lot of times I say things that are open for misunderstanding, I know it, but it's not intentional.

Manchester City claim Jurgen Klopp's observations ahead of their clash with Liverpool on Sunday were 'borderline xenophobic'.

[Klopp](https://www.football365.com/tag/jurgen-klopp) said: “You will not like the answer. There are three clubs in world football who can do what they want financially. Nobody will like it. “What do Liverpool do? I know City will not like it. Nobody can compete with City in that.

Liverpool coach denies claims of slurs against City owners, saying comments about rivals' wealth were 'misunderstood'

“It was my first card in England and it was a red. “Very sad news for the boy, for us, and for Portugal,” said Klopp. I know I have to be careful and I know I am not always careful. It was not as though I stood there all the time and it was a boring 0-0 and then I went bonkers, but no excuse. “I am not sure we have to be best friends with other clubs,” said Klopp. I try to do it in the future as well. “I don’t think anybody wants to be best friends with us. The coach has until Friday to respond to the FA charge. It looks like a super intense game was overshadowed because it was a brilliant performance against an incredibly strong side.” It was not intentional, just sometimes you say things and you think, ‘Oh my God! It is not the first time that I am misunderstood. “I have said a lot of times things that were a little bit open for misunderstanding.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp will reportedly take legal action having been accused of xenophobia against Manchester City's owners.

“It started here (in Friday’s press conference) with a question and I answered it and all the rest was made of it. “I don’t think anybody wants to be best friends with us. “I am not sure we have to be best friends with other clubs,” said Klopp. I have said a lot of times things that were a little bit open for misunderstanding. “I would hate myself for being like this. – like this I would hate it.

Jurgen Klopp has strongly rejected the suggestion that he is xenophobic after his comments on three clubs' spending power.

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