Rarely is a coach the star of the team: Jürgen Klopp is the exception. The blonde man in his mid-forties with a three-day stubble conveys his passion for football to the audience, as well as to the players of his team, in such an authentic and captivating way that the sports scientist, with his open laughter and his analytical and rhetorical skills, has become a likable representative of German football and a favorite among the masses. With his diagrams and running lines to explain the game, this charismatic figure and clever tactician opened up a whole new perspective for the audience during the World Cup television coverage. He has inspired his Dortmund team so much that they not only became German champions but also never want to leave the team again—regardless of more lucrative offers. This book provides an overview of the.