Mask and glove warning from Klopp's players

Liverpool Coach Jürgen Klopp told his players to wear masks and gloves in their daily lives.

Liverpool's German coach Jürgen Klopp wants his players to maximize their health measures both on and off the pitch.

Experienced coach, 52, takes care of the safety of his team before the Premier League, which will start on June 17.

Interviewing BBC 5 Live, Klopp emphasized that his players should be extra careful in their daily lives:

"We may be in a 100% safe environment, but we can never be sure that it will always be so and no one will be sick."

"We still have normal lives. My players are very disciplined. At this age for children, 11 weeks is a huge challenge. It was difficult for all of us, but even more difficult for players."

"We wear masks, but I do not understand why masks and gloves are not used, especially in risky areas in the UK. It was very useful in Germany.

"I said to the players," Wherever you go, I want you to wear gloves and masks. "The biggest risk for man is again human. Sometimes we can be our biggest enemy, so we have to be disciplined."

"I hope the other clubs continue in this way, so the environments we live in, the training facilities and the fields where we play matches are 100% safe."