Last Sunday marked the last time Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola faced each other in a Premier League fixture. The duel between the two tacticians and their teams has defined the competition since the 2015/16 season.
Liverpool and Man City drew 1-1 and the German has spoken about his respect for the Spaniard, with whom he enjoyed a chat after the final whistle.
Asked about the content of the conversation, the boss said: "First of all, this is private, even when it’s a football stadium, and nothing that would change the world.
"[T]hat we both respect each other a lot, and probably after the career will become somehow friends. He’s a golfer, I’m not a golfer, I play padel but he is Spanish so he might play padel as well, who knows? There will be something.
"If we meet we will have great talks about sensational football games, incredible stuff, but we said it now often enough and I think it’s really obvious as well: we respect each other a lot."
