Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, maintains his confidence in the team's potential to stage a comeback and clinch the Premier League title, despite recent challenges.
Following Liverpool's draw with West Ham in their recent match, Klopp reiterated his belief in the team's ability to bounce back and secure the coveted Premier League championship.
Liverpool's ambitions to challenge for the Premier League title took a hit with a 2-2 draw at the London Stadium against West Ham, adding to their woes after a 2-0 loss to Everton in the Merseyside Derby earlier in the week.
The recent results have dealt a blow to Klopp's men's chances of winning the Premier League in his final season at the helm.
Despite acknowledging the current table standings, Klopp remains optimistic, stating, "Do I believe in this moment we will be champions? No, because that’s the table and the situation doesn’t give that. But is that a problem? I don’t think so."
"It’s not about the game after the next game, it’s about the next game," Klopp emphasized. "Let’s see what happens. I don’t know who the other teams are playing. Is it possible that Arsenal and City lose two games? Unlikely but possible."
"Is it possible Liverpool win four games? Yeah, we did that before, that’s possible as well," Klopp pointed out. "So I don’t write it off. We are not in the driving seat anymore and a lot of things must happen, so that we could be back in that seat."