"Only Money takes players to China" says Klopp

Following the strange exit of Chelsea midfielder Oscar to Shanghai SIPG, and the proposed exit of Tevez to China, Klopp has admitted he has issues to with players going to China.

According to ESPNFC, Klopp believes that the big-money spending of the Chinese Super League is no threat to the Premier League but he succumbed the money can lure players to the east coast.

He said, "I think in this moment it's not a league where you actually want to play, but the only way to bring the players there is the money."

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