Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was asked about the behavior of Aston Villa goalkeeper Emi Martinez.

The Argentine shot stopper may have been the hero for his country in a World Cup final against France.

However, he also drew criticism for his antics on and off the pitch, particularly in the celebrations after Argentina lifted the trophy.

"Nothing to say about it (Martinez debate), congratulations for winning the World Cup," Klopp stated.

"It was really well deserved, a tough game and after 80 minutes the best final I ever saw in my life. It was absolutely special.

"Argentina deserved it and when you saw the team and the country celebrating, then it probably hit the right country in difficult times. I am really happy for them, they waited for a long time.

"The greatest footballer in my lifetime, Lionel Messi, the way he plays football in this age should give us all a hint at how long footballers can perform at the top level. We shouldn't close the books too early. It was a joy to watch him."