Jurgen Klopp has revealed why he is never seen wearing a suit on the touchline for any of Liverpool's games.
Speaking to talkSPORT, Klopp said: "I have a suit for weddings, funerals and if someone tells me I have to wear a suit, otherwise this will never be my ideal. Take the James Milner gala, I wear a suit, sometimes a tuxedo.
"If everyone else wears one, I don't want to be the 'colour point' in a group. Where people think 'oh, he's not wearing a suit'.
"I have no reason for it. I don't feel comfortable in it. The tie, I cannot breathe properly. So I don't want to think about the game what I wear.
"I'm really happy that the kit man gives me something I can jump in and I got out. I'm just not made for that, that's it. I do wear suits from time to time. A football game was never part of it.
"When I started in the Champions League I did it because somebody told me it was 'duty', so that's why.
"In the first when I saw another manager standing next to me not wearing a suit I was done.
"I really don't like to think about other things other than football. I'm not the best person to have small talk around football games because I'm completely focused.
"If I stand in the dressing room and I have to do all the different things, that's not me, that's all.
"I don't want to look good on the sidelines, my team should look good, that's my main target."