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Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp Apologises to Translator After Criticism for Misquote

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has apologised to a translator after being critical of him for misquoting Jordan Henderson ahead of their UEFA Champions League clash with Red Bull Salzburg.

In the Reds' press conference ahead of the Tuesday match, Klopp took issue with a mistranslation:

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Per Goal's James Westwood, the translator relayed Henderson's comment that the match "wasn't going to be easy" as a suggestion the Reds would "go easy" on Red Bull.

Klopp, who was sat between the club captain and the interpreter, responded: "It's s--t when next to the translator sits a coach who speaks German.