Robbie Fowler has backed the credentials of the two leading candidates to succeed Brendan Rodgers as Liverpool manager.
Jurgen Klopp is the frontrunner for the role, and Standard Sport understands that the German will be offered a three-year-deal to secure his return to football.
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti, without a club since leaving Real Madrid in the summer, has also been mooted as a potential candidate.
Fowler would welcome either manager at club, and admitted that Rodgers himself had ‘not done a lot wrong’ during him time Anfield, before admitting that he’d jump at the chance to return to the club under the new management.
"Well look, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't interested [in returning] if a new manager comes in, I'd love to be on the backroom staff,” said Fowler.
The many faces of Jurgen Klopp
“You know, Liverpool is a massive part of my life and if that was to be the case, I would absolutely love that."
Hear his thoughts on Jurgen Klopp and Carlo Ancelotti in the video above...
