Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai admits manager Jurgen Klopp leaving at the end of the season is a wrench.

The Hungary captain joined in the summer from RB Leipzig.

"If Liverpool want to sign you, you're not thinking about anything (else)," he said.

"But having Jurgen Klopp as the manager is an extra (lure), of course. He called me, we had a good talk before I signed and he said he wants me and I said I want to join you, so it's a quick decision.

"This is football, this is how it works. He's going to leave and have some break and enjoy his life. He's done this (the Liverpool job) for a very long time. We don't know who is coming next but we are ready - it doesn't matter who is coming."

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