Klopp: Not getting vaccinated is a threat to others When signing a player, you consider whether he's vaccinated

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp was interviewed by the Daily Mail about vaccines.

Klopp said: "Of course, I think it's important to get vaccinated when it comes to signing players. If a player is not vaccinated, he is a threat to us. He didn't want to be a threat, it wasn't what he thought: 'I don't care about anyone else', but he really is. From the point of view of an organization, this is messy. ”

"We need to find different solutions, he makes changes in different dressing rooms, he needs to eat in different rooms, he needs to take different buses, he needs to drive different cars. It's very hard to do if you want to follow different rules. If we need to play internationally, he needs to self-isolate when we come back. Of course, this will be very important in terms of signing. We need all of these things, like building a building for unvaccinated players, and hopefully that won't be necessary in the future. ”

Speaking about FA Cup rival Shrewsbury, Klopp said: "We play away games in the FA Cup, changing in very small dressing rooms. That was the case last year, which is not 100% past. This time it's at home, so it's fine, but we need to think about things outside of football, playing at home with an EFL team (Championship, League One, League Two) but other people are playing away and I'm not sure how that should be resolved. We need to solve big problems, which is why I mentioned that it's not just about suspensions or going on as usual, there are some things that are sandwiched between them that we need to solve. ”

in Justin