Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is due to become Red Bull's head of global soccer next year and can look forward to overseeing a new club in their family
Jurgen Klopp is seemingly set to take command of seven Red Bull football clubs rather than six as the Austrian company's next investment took a major step forwards. The former Liverpool manager is due to become their head of global soccer from January 1, 2025. After Klopp made the unexpected announcement to leave the Reds back in January, he said he was firstly going to take a break from football and secondly he would never take charge of another English team.
They are four that Red Bull own - RB Leipzig, RB Salzburg, New York Red Bulls and Red Bull Bragantino - plus two that they have invested in - Leeds United and FC Liefering. However, they are currently in the process of completing a takeover at French second-tier side Paris FC, which L'Equipe report is now nearing completion. They say that Red Bull, working with businessman and Christian Dior CEO Antoine Arnault, are seeking to secure ownership of the club.
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