Jurgen Klopp has officially joined Red Bull as the Global Head of Soccer, starting January 1, 2025, after leaving Liverpool in May. His new role includes overseeing the international network of clubs under the Red Bull brand, such as RB Leipzig and New York Red Bulls, while advising on coaching, player development, and transfers. Contrary to initial speculation, Klopp's contract does not contain an exit clause for a potential coaching role with the German national team, making him committed to Red Bull for five years. Klopp expressed excitement about stepping into this non-management position, emphasizing his desire to share his experience and contribute to football's development. The move has drawn mixed reactions, particularly from Borussia Dortmund fans due to Red Bull's controversial business model in football. Klopp's former assistant at Liverpool, Pep Lijnders, currently manages RB Salzburg, where Klopp will also lend his expertise.