Jürgen Klopp is one of the most highly coveted managers in Europe after his successful run at Borussia Dortmund.
"Of course one day I'd perhaps like to work in England, but that doesn't mean I think about it," Klopp is quoted as telling The Sun. "I think about solving Borussia's problems. I don't think about my future."
Klopp has had to recently deal with the loss to Mario Götze and Robert Lewandowski to Bayern Munich.
Marco Reus and Mats Hummels are two current Dortmund players that have been linked to departures.
"It's not frustrating. It's a normal situation. It's my challenge. But I don't think about this," he said. "This player goes and that player goes. No matter. That doesn't decide whether I stay in Dortmund or not. I have to feel I am the perfect coach for this team. As long as I feel like this, there's no way out. I stay. If they let me."
Via ESPN