Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that Reds goalkeeping coach John Achterberg will join Steven Gerrard's coaching team at Al-Ettifaq next campaign.During his final pre-match press conference as Reds boss, Klopp was asked about Achterberg's future at the Merseyside outfit. He responded to reporters (h/t Echo):"John Achterberg joins Stevie in Saudi. Good luck with that! A fantastic coach. [First-team assistant goalkeeping coach] Jack Robinson is leaving as well. Fantastic young coach, future is bright for him. So many people will leave but it's normal. They [aren't leaving] because I [am]. It's a new start and it's fine. Everyone is super thankful. They will be fine and I will follow whatever they do."Achterberg, who played for over a decade at Tranmere Rovers, joined Liverpool as a goalkeeping coach of the reserve and academy goalkeepers in 2009. Afterwards, he was promoted to first-team duties in 2011.Al-Ettifaq, meanwhile, are currently in sixth spot in the Saudi Pro League table with 44 points from 31 games. Gerrard's side have shipped 32 goals so far as first-team goalkeeper Paulo Victor has kept 11 shutouts.Jurgen Klopp offers thoughts on Liverpool's lack of silverwares under his managementDuring a pre-match presser, Jurgen Klopp was asked if Liverpool should have won more trophies during his tenure. He replied (h/t Echo):"I'm absolutely fine. I know we could have won more but I can't change that. We could have won less as well. Not being champion by a point is not a great experience but it's an experience. I couldn't have done anything different. When we didn't score at City when the ball wasn't over the line, and then [Sergio] Aguero scores at Burnley when it is just over the line. That is not my fault!"Klopp, who helped Liverpool emerge as a heavyweight again, added:"We could have won more Champions Leagues. Being in three finals is an outstanding achievement. There is a good chance you lose the final, that's how it is. Real Madrid, they always find a way to win it. We tried again. I would not be happy if I thought I could have done more. I couldn't have done more. Could someone else have done better? Possibly. But not me, and I'm fine with it."With Klopp at the helm, Liverpool lifted a Premier League title, a UEFA Champions League trophy, a FA Cup crown, and five other trophies.The Reds, who are third in the league with 79 points, will next face Wolverhampton Wanderers in front of their fans on Sunday (May 19).