The Liverpool manager has opened up on his upcoming farewell as his time in Merseyside comes to an end.
Jurgen Klopp shocked the footballing world earlier in the season when he announced that he would be leaving Anfield after almost nine years in charge.
With this being his last season at the club, many expected him to leave with fireworks as the Reds were at one point, on track to win the quadruple.
But after a horrid past month, Liverpool have seen their chances of winning the Europa League slip away after losing to Atalanta before ruining their chances of Premier League glory with a loss against Crystal Palace before drawing with West Ham.
That hasn’t dampened the team’s spirit however as they ran rampant against Spurs on Sunday winning 4-2 at Anfield.
Jurgen Klopp on emotional goodbye
Speaking after the game, Klopp touched on his impending departure as he hinted at an emotional farewell on the final day.
“I was not emotional today because I know I have another [home game], that’s how it is.” He said via the Standard.
“Maybe we’ll be lucky and it’ll be pouring down with rain so we can’t stay outside after the game! You wouldn’t see [the tears].”
Liverpool’s last game of the season will take place at Anfield where the Reds will face off against Wolves.
Jurgen would succeed at everything he would take on.He is a Born Leader. Enjoy your well earned rest with your beautiful wife and family.
All the fans around the world have full respect for klopp and what he has done for the club and will sadly miss him after the last game. He will always be part of Liverpool history. YNWA
I want Liverpool to keep Jurgen klopp because he is a good manager for Liverpool and we don’t want Arne slot as our manager
You are a great manager Jurgen whaat you have achieved is outstanding and you will be remembered as a legend, but more than this you are human and its great that you have your prioroties right by putting your family and own life first.Well done!
we will miss that man terrible he is
a. terrific manager and gentalman. good luck for future for you and your family and thank you sincerely for all you have done
No one is ever going to fill his boots. Klopp as a place engraved in everyone’s hearts. Y.N.W.A.
Best of luck JK. You have earned your place in the pantheon of Liverpool legends and greats.
Shame that his last match is not being shown on TV in UK.
KLOPP is a great leader, his a hero, he gave us everything, play his mind out for Liverpool we will never forget you boss