Liverpool's "romantic connection" with Klopp visible on Instagram.
In the days leading up to his final match as the coach of Liverpool FC, Jurgen Klopp shares a heartfelt message with the fans through Instagram - a platform he had previously shunned. "I'm struggling to say goodbye to this place," he says, "but I want to stay connected to you all."
Klopp's ventures into the world of social media have left a lasting impact, with his first post attracting over a million followers and over 17 million views. "Dear Liverpool supporters, as we near the end of this journey, I like to think of it as a love affair," says the German manager. "It's been an unforgettable experience since day one," he adds, having earlier avoided social media altogether.
On Saturday evening, Klopp shared another upload, showcasing his now-empty office. "This is my final day in the office," he says. "Last session wrapped up." He goes on to share that while some coaches got teary-eyed, he's managed to remain calm. "I'm telling myself there's one more game tomorrow, which will be my last as Liverpool's coach."
The match against Wolverhampton Wanderers (5pm, Sky Sports) marks the end of Klopp's nine-year tenure at Liverpool. Though not possessing significant sporting implications (his team is currently in third place), Sunday will signal the culmination of his highly successful era at the Mersey River. Klopp is set to win the League Cup this season.
The 56-year-old coach, who has claimed both the Premier League and Champions League titles, admits that he's likely to be overwhelmed when he leaves his post. "I'll be feeling a lot tomorrow," he says, his voice full of feeling as he turns the camera to show his now-empty office. "Here are the boxes. Ay, ay, ay."
The following day, Jurgen Klopp will say his final goodbyes as Liverpool's coach during the match against Wolverhampton Wanderers. After a successful stint spanning almost a decade, Klopp will exit the scene.
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In his farewell message on Instagram, Klopp expresses his love for Liverpool FC, calling their relationship a "love affair" that spans his nine-year tenure in the Premier League. As the Premier League season comes to a close, Liverpool is set to face Wolverhampton Wanderers, a match that marks Klopp's final game as the team's coach, and a chance for fans to celebrate his triumphs, including the Premier League and Champions League titles.
Source: www.ntv.de
