Jurgen Klopp's record at Liverpool 'isn't that good', claims Danny Mills

Danny Mills has hit out at Jurgen Klopp and claimed the Liverpool boss is overrated as a coach.

Klopp has enjoyed a glittering nine years at Anfield since replacing Brendan Rodgers in October 2015.

He has won every single trophy apart from the Europa League - and many have compared him to great Liverpool managers of the past such as Bob Paisley and Bill Shankly, while several others have dubbed him as one of the best top flight managers of all-time.

In January he shocked the footballing world when he announced his intention to depart Anfield at the end of the season, admitting he is 'running out of energy', and the German has received significant acclaim since.

However, former England and Man City defender Danny Mills disagreed with the praise for Klopp and insisted his achievements are inferior to other managers.

In an intense debate on talkSPORT about the Reds boss with fellow presenter Hugh Woozencroft, Mills said: 'He's won one Premier League in nine years.'

Woozencroft bit back at Mills and pointed to the impact Klopp has had in transforming Liverpool, along with the fact he has helped them to compete with Pep Guardiola's record-breaking Man City side.

But Mills was unconvinced, highlighting Liverpool's five trophyless seasons out of the past eight, and added: 'But he came second. Claudio Ranieri won the league. Managers have come into Chelsea and won it in their first season.

'They've been there like two seasons and won a Premier League. If you're going to go down and go what's better...'

Woozencroft continued to sing Klopp's praises and mentioned Liverpool's Premier League title win in 2019-20, outlining the Reds had never won it before Klopp.

Mills retorted: 'Blackburn hadn't done it when they did, Leicester hadn't done