"He is still a young boy but this is something different. The Premier League is a different style of play, generally and in a specific case," Klopp told British media.
"It is not perfect. He can improve. As a keeper you take a risk sometimes because the ball is bouncing."
Klopp infamously celebrated a last-minute equaliser against West Brom at Anfield by leading his players to bow in front of The Kop and the German said it was unlikely there would be a repeat of the scenario.
"I celebrated the point and it was a little bit surprising for most people. I don't know at this point if I would celebrate a point again," he said.
"But we are full of respect. West Brom is a very experienced team with a very experienced manager (Tony Pulis). They don't want to make it easy for us so we have to find a way to play them. We need to be angry, that's true, and be patient enough.
"We are ready for a real, tough football game. They are very good at set-pieces. We cannot choose their way and they can not choose our way."
Liverpool are currently fourth in the table, two points behind leaders Manchester City after eight games.
(Reporting by Shravanth Vijayakumar in Bengaluru; Editing by John O'Brien)
