Liverpool's Dutch forward Dirk Kuyt has made an astonishing admission - that he would love to leave Liverpool later on in his career in order to link up with fellow national Martin Jol at Hamburg.
Dirk Kuyt currently has two years left on his Liverpool contract but has conceded that he in 2010 he is open to a move to Hamburg to be coached by Martin Jol - a manager he rates very highly.
Kuyt is quoted by Sportsweek as saying: "Martin Jol is one of the best Dutch coaches, someone who I want to work with possibly in the future."
He continued: "I am happy at Liverpool... Hamburg is, of course, not a small club, but it cannot be compared with Liverpool. My contract still has two more years to run."
Dirk Kuyt was believed to be on the transfer list over the summer in order for Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez to raise finances in order to secure number one target Gareth Barry.
Dirk Kuyt currently has two years left on his Liverpool contract but has conceded that he in 2010 he is open to a move to Hamburg to be coached by Martin Jol - a manager he rates very highly.
Kuyt is quoted by Sportsweek as saying: "Martin Jol is one of the best Dutch coaches, someone who I want to work with possibly in the future."
He continued: "I am happy at Liverpool... Hamburg is, of course, not a small club, but it cannot be compared with Liverpool. My contract still has two more years to run."
Dirk Kuyt was believed to be on the transfer list over the summer in order for Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez to raise finances in order to secure number one target Gareth Barry.
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