Liverpool are set to face RB Leipzig in the Champions League on Wednesday in their latest brush with the Red Bull franchises. The Reds have had a closer relationship than most with the clubs owned by the energy drink manufacturer over recent years. Not only have Liverpool bought and sold players from the likes of Leipzig and Red Bull Salzburg, but they’ve also seen a number of their coaching staff join up after leaving Anfield. So far, the main example of this has been Pep Lijnders, who left his role as assistant manager at Liverpool to take over as head coach of Salzburg this summer. Lijnders…
