Jürgen Klopp written off Liverpool FC?

Jürgen Klopp holds the opinion from his side that Liverpool has much potential and is "completely full of ambitions” despite their rough start. Though the Reds witnessed a bit of upturn in the previous games, consecutive wins in the past two matches against Man City, and West Ham earned them nine points away from the top heading team of the weekend.
Many of the Liverpool players, and Klopp have been very vocal about their perspectives regarding the game. In fact, many of the players declared that their "title hopes" are over. However, the recent double wins have instilled positivity in the mind of the players. Inquisitive Reds interviewed Klopp last Saturday just before their trip to Nottingham Forest. Klopp was asked to put forward his aims between the current scenario of the team and the upcoming World Cup break. Klopp expressed his opinion by highlighting the fact that they have little influence on the title race. The Reds neither play the City, nor Arsenal, but overshadow the rest. Therefore, the upcoming game hopes for a minimum of three points. The confident Klopp further focussed on the fact that they are always a part of the "race". While the opposition tries to impose negative remarks whether the coach is being delusional or not, the very positive Klopp holds a brighter prospect for the team. This clearly points out that Liverpool still has the hopes of catching up with the "title race". It is indeed a unique season with the World Cup seamlessly peeking from the corner, but the team has yet plenty of opportunities. Critics feel that the team is "sensible" enough to rise to the position of the top qualifying four teams for the Champions League. Therefore, the present scenario aims that the Reds must win as many remaining face off games as possible. In fact, multiple Casino Mobile companies have been eyeing the Reds for prospective endorsements and merchandise promotion.
Klopp has been highly successful in his footballing career from the time of his appointment on October 8, 2015. He has won six trophies which include the prestigious Champions League, Carabao Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, UEFA Super Cup, Emirates FA Cup, and the Premier League. Klopp has managed over 104 players, which undoubtedly is very splendid. It is only the Brazilian footballer, Roberto Firmino, who holds a greater record to make as much as 330 appearances. The Red boss, Klopp has also witnessed 51 players win scores for the daring Reds. It is speculated that Klopp has been a part of 392 games to date. He has won over 244 times. In total, Klopp has already won more (244) than any Reds manager, and the grand player is believed to reach 400 matches. Previously, he has reached a maximum of 500 league points in some of the matches and is often termed a winner in fewer matches than any other manager in club history. In fact, Klopp holds the prowess to secure more goals over the time span of 126 years. Moreover, he himself took the lead for Liverpool to fixtures across 76 Nations. Also, the Liverpool manager has faced approximately 170 different opponents, it can be argued that Klopp holds a position of interest for Liverpool.
Recently, Jürgen Klopp got nominated to receive the "Freedom of the City of Liverpool." The Reds manager has put forward the claims for the city’s highest civic honour for his love and services to the team. The Liverpool City Counsellor is to hold discussions whether to present the award to Klopp. An interviewee gives the Reds' fans a peek to know more about their manager's choice. The manager was sceptical that his German origin should bar him from winning the award, since there are lots of people in Liverpool who know the rich history of the city more than Klopp does. Klopp feels that the city has given him and his family a lot of love. Later, in his award-winning speech, Klopp mentions the names of several famous people who had won the award previously such as Andrew Devine, along with 'other 96 victims of Hillsborough'. Others such as Sir Kenny Dalglish had previously won the prestigious title of the 'Freedom of the City', and Klopp counts himself quite lucky to be part of the Freedom of the City. So, if his name is listed alongside those and all the other recipients that make up the honour of the city, Klopp considers himself even more special. He heartily appreciates every person's effort that had been the greatest support to him and his family.
Jürgen Klopp has given his complete commitment and love to Liverpool. Though the chances of being the "title race" winner might seem bleak to both the fans as well as Klopp himself, the manager envisions that the team goes on a long way. On his seventh anniversary with Liverpool, the 55-year-old manager affirmed that the other two teams of Mainz and Borussia Dortmund did not provide him with the 'seven-year itch’, despite he spent the same time frame in both. Klopp has been very motivational and positive regarding the team which proved that they are still a part of the race.