Dietmar Hamann responded to the criticism he received from Jurgen Klopp recently.
The former Liverpool midfielder came under fire from the Reds boss after he suggested the Anfield side were lacking spark this season as they currently sit 10th in the Premier League.
Many could understand where the former Germany international was coming from, but the 55-year-old coach dismissed Hamann’s claims when questioned recently, directing the journalist in question to ask his own questions.
The Anfield side returned to winning ways with a resounding 7-1 thrashing of Rangers in Glasgow yesterday, but Hamann insists there are still a number of problems at his former club.
He said, via Sport Bild (via Metro), “It’s about the matter for me: It’s obvious there are problems at Liverpool at the moment.
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“Klopp can see it differently and if he thinks I’m talking nonsense then he should say so.
“I have no problem with that at all, you have to respect other opinions, and that’s why I didn’t really understand what he said yesterday.”
Hamann has become known for some of his controversial comments in the past.
He previously suggested that Liverpool’s recent poor form was largely due to the fact that assistant manager Pep Lijnders published a book detailing the club’s tactics from last season and also claimed that Thiago Alcantara was one of the most overrated players. of Europe.
We certainly think the latter is a pretty laughable statement and it’s clear that our number 6 is one of the most talented players we’ve ever seen play.
It seems Hamann’s latest comments are an attempt to continue his mini-feud with Klopp and it remains to be seen whether the former Borussia Dortmund boss will once again respond to the situation.
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