German coach Jürgen Klopp has definitively refused to take over as manager of Chelsea, marking the first decisive stance in the coaching market, following the London club's termination of Italian coach Enzo Maresca's contract, according to the website "Fichajes."

The site explained that Chelsea moved quickly to search for a new coach with experience and a strong personality to lead its sports project, especially after the recent period of instability the team has experienced. Jurgen Klopp's name has been suggested as one of the ideal options.

The same source indicated that Chelsea's interest in Klopp was genuine, but the German coach firmly rejected the idea, stating that his time in the Premier League was completely over and that he was not willing to return to coaching in the Premier League, especially with a club that is a direct competitor to Liverpool.

According to the source, this refusal stems from Klopp's deep respect for Liverpool Football Club and its fans, as well as his desire to preserve his legacy in English football. This stance aligns with his previous statements regarding his coaching future.

The report added that Enzo Maresca's departure prompted Chelsea's management to accelerate their moves in the coaching market; however, Klopp's refusal forced the club to reassess its options and look for other alternatives to lead the team in the upcoming phase.