‘But now, when I see him, I’ll greet him without a problem.’ The Argentine added: ‘It was a tough match against an opponent who has a great game, who usually wins matches by many goals.
Klopp was upset with Simeone’s behaviour but blamed it on the ’emotions’ that came with a match of such importance in the context of the group.
‘The situation is clear, I wanted to shake his hand and he didn’t want to. His reaction was for sure not right and mine was not too good as well,’ the Liverpool manager told BT Sport.
‘But we are both emotional so when we see each other next time we will shake hands definitely and it’s like nothing happened.
‘He was obviously angry not with me, but with the game, the world and it’s nothing else.’
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