Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp apparently went ‘wild’ at Thiago after Leicester City scored their third on Saturday, the Daily Mail report.
Liverpool collapsed in alarming fashion against Leicester at the weekend, as they fell to a 3-1 defeat.
The Reds had looked in control of the game, but from the instant that James Maddison scored a free-kick, their fragile confidence was exposed.
Liverpool quickly folded, with Alisson and Ozan Kabak getting in a muddle to present Jamie Vardy with a chance to score Leicester’s second.
Klopp’s men then left themselves far too open on the counter, as Harvey Barnes wrapped the game up.
And it was Thiago who felt most of Klopp’s frustrations after that goal.
The Mail say that he ‘wildly’ gestured towards Liverpool’s summer signing, as his annoyance was clear to see.
Thiago didn’t have the best of games during the contest, and had given the foul away from which Leicester scored their first goal.
Klopp was also reportedly seen arguing with Leicester’s bench after they scored their second, with the Liverpool boss cutting a very frustrated figure.
Liverpool’s defeat means that their spot in the top four in now under huge pressure, and Klopp conceded after the game that the title race was over.
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