Pulisic would ultimately get his move to the Premier League the following January but not to Liverpool as Chelsea agreed a £58m deal for his services before loaning him back to Dortmund for the rest of the campaign. Sign up here - it only takes a few seconds! You'll also get the latest transfer talk and analysis every day for FREE!
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Get all the latest Liverpool breaking news, team news, transfer rumours, injury updates plus analysis of what's next for the Reds. “We did our business and Dortmund are doing theirs. I like him, it's not that that could be the problem, but we respect contracts still and there’s no market I know about at the moment. "If - at one point - he will join us, I don't know. For this, there is still space for development. “He still has 14 or 15 years to play in his career and that’s good and he wants to be the best Pulisic he can be. "He had not his best season last year but he was still a decisive player but it’s important in that age group that there’s no rush. It's really good to be at a club where they know him already. “If he wants to play in England or whatever one day then for sure he has the chance to do so but he’s at a really good club for his development at this moment. “He's still not really old, he’s a fantastic player, and it’s deserved people think highly of him in America. "I like Christian, I've known him since he was a kid. "He has a contract at Dortmund, no? That’s the first problem,” the German told reporters. Liverpool continued to be linked with Pulisic with Klopp hinting he could revisit interest ahead of facing Dortmund in a pre-season friendly in the summer of 2018. I’m happy in the city, I’m just really content with everything here at the moment.” If I work very hard here, I will play, and I love this club. “Borussia Dortmund have given me everything. “I have respect for Klopp and I know him – he was very welcoming to me here – but I was never really thinking about going to Liverpool,” he said in March 2017. When quizzed about the Reds’ interest in him later that season by FourFourTwo, the United States international admitted he was happy to stay put. The midfielder was then only 17 and, having only burst into the Dortmund side midway through the previous season, the German outfit’s stance at the time was understandable. Liverpool did try to sign Christian Pulisic from Borussia Dortmund in the summer of 2016, only to see an £11m bid for his services knocked back. With a Liverpool move for Bellingham in 2022 unlikely as a result, the Mirror have since claimed the Reds could walk away from a move for the midfielder due to Klopp ’s reluctance to sign players from his former club.Īfter all, the German retains a strong relationship with Dortmund and hasn’t brought any players to Anfield from the Bundesliga club before. READ MORE: 'We saw from his eyes' - the day Jurgen Klopp 'almost' had a fight with James Milner in Liverpool dressing room The ECHO understands such talk is premature despite confirmed interest in the teenager, with Dortmund unlikely to sell until after the 2022 World Cup in Qatar at the earliest, with Erling Haaland instead the next big-name player set to leave Signal Iduna Park after Sancho’s departure to Old Trafford. Jude Bellingham is the latest BVB name to be linked with a move to Liverpool, with the Daily Star claiming the Reds were lining up an £80m move for the England international next summer. Liverpool have often found themselves linked with Borussia Dortmund players over the years, ever since Jurgen Klopp first took over at Anfield in October 2015.īut despite repeated speculation, the German has never dipped his toes back into his former club’s waters.įrom initial wishful thinking regarding Marco Reus and continued flirting with Mario Gotze to seeing the door finally slammed shut on any future move for Jadon Sancho after he signed for Manchester United this summer, the Reds have ultimately done their shopping elsewhere when it comes to strengthening their squad. Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice
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