Liverpool's prodigy could be leaving the team behind Jurgen Klopp. But the reason is not the coach

Jurgen Klopp's announcement that he will depart Liverpool at the end of the season has shattered the hearts of every "Reds" fan. The German maestro has become an icon at Anfield, leading the team to reclaim the league title, conquer the Champions League trophy, and indeed win every competition they entered, except for the Europa League.

Jurgen Klopp continues to mold the team, increasingly integrating young players. This strategy has proven successful, as evidenced by the incredible victory in the League Cup final against Chelsea.

However, despite all this, one of the club's youngest players, Bobby Clark, may depart after Klopp's exit. The culprit behind this decision is his father. Bobby Clark, the son of Newcastle legend Lee Clark, desires his son to follow in his footsteps and join the "Magpies."

In an interview with No Tippy Tappy Football, he stated:

"My greatest wish would be to see Bobby play for Newcastle."

Fortunately for Liverpool fans, Lee Clark believes that his son could follow in the footsteps of Alan Shearer and move to St James' Park later in his career.

Bobby Clark has featured in eleven games for Liverpool, and this week, he scored his debut goal for the "Reds" during the demolition of Sparta in the Europa League, with a resounding 6-1 victory.