"You can never say never on things like that. When I watched him when he was managing Dortmund, the rapport with the Yellow Wall and how it's a big industrial city, Dortmund, and he was just custom made for that type of job - the city he was in, the fans he was working for, and the fans he was trying to please."
"For me, it's always very difficult to go back to somewhere where you've been unbelievably successful. But you can never say never. It's a crazy game and it's getting crazier as we speak. But for me, I think the game in general misses Jurgen Klopp."
"People who are involved in football just love being on the grass at a training ground. I'd like to see him back wherever it is, because I think the game in general has missed him."
McAllister discusses the possibility of Klopp returning to Liverpool if Slot is dismissed. He reflects on Klopp's perfect fit at both Dortmund and Liverpool, noting how his charismatic personality aligned with each fanbase. McAllister acknowledges the difficulty of returning to a place of previous success but emphasizes that football's unpredictability means nothing can be ruled out. He expresses that the sport misses Klopp's presence and influence, while recognizing his current role allows more family time. Despite this, McAllister believes Klopp's passion for football and training ground involvement suggests he would welcome a return to management somewhere.
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