Klopp clarifies comments on Musiala after Matthaüs criticism
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 7:43 AM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Jürgen Klopp addressed recent criticism from Lothar Matthaüs concerning his choice to start Undav over Jamal Musiala in a match against Curaçao. Klopp emphasized that he has no intention of parting ways with Musiala and explained the need for versatile lineup options. He stated that Musiala's development is key, acknowledging that the player needs more game time to regain his confidence. The remarks come as the tournament progresses, with an emphasis on being prepared for crucial matches ahead. Klopp remains supportive of Musiala, aiming for his successful performance in the World Cup.
- •Klopp defends lineup decisions against Curaçao
- •Matthaüs criticized Klopp for comments on Musiala
- •Klopp emphasizes need for options and player development
- •Musiala's playing time is a focus for World Cup preparation
- •No intention to 'get rid' of Musiala, says Klopp
- 7:43 AMYahoo Sports — Klopp denies wanting to "get rid" of Musiala amid criticism from Matthaüs
"After Lothar Matthaüs critiqued Thomas Müller and Jürgen Klopp's opinion to start Undav over Musiala against Curaçao, the Red Bull chief attempted to clarify any misunderstandings.“We were told ...
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