Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has dismissed as “bull****” the rumours linking him with the vacant manager's job at Juventus.
Reports in Italy suggested that the Serie A champions were trying to secure the services of Klopp, whose current deal with the Reds runs until 2022.
However, the German coach, who is preparing to lead Liverpool into a second successive Champions League final on Saturday night, insists there is no chance of him walking away from Anfield this summer.
“Of course it's a league that I like, it's really exciting but all these rumours I hear about Juventus are bull****,” Klopp told Sky Italia.
“There is nothing true about it. I am not going to leave Liverpool. I know Serie A very well, I follow it and I like it, but I am going to stay at Liverpool.”
Klopp will be gunning to end a run of six straight final defeats in his managerial career when Liverpool lock horns with Tottenham in Madrid.
"Every final is special and I always prepare it in the same way I did in the past,” Klopp added.
“If I had won those finals I'd be happier but the preparation was the same. This Liverpool side is the best team I ever brought to a final.
“Tottenham are a very solid team but we must win. It could be the best moment in my career if we win the title, but only if we win."
