Jurgen Klopp has sent an emotional message to Liverpool in its first season since his departure.
Liverpool officially won the championship on Sunday, doing this in a prominent style and set Tottenham 5-1 in front of a packaged Anfield to gain its advantage at the top of the table.
Arn Slot has only four executives before him in the first season, leading the club to the glory of four games.
The slot came to the incredible team that inherited last summer, built by the club before it was mostly refined by the Dutch.
The club has now talked about his former victory, not spending Jalal’s season at Anfield, where everything won everything there.
Referring to Instagram, he wrote: “Thank you very much for the past, wonderful, extremely happy, very positive about the future!
“Congratulations – ynwa. Thank you.”
The club ended Liverpool’s 30 years of waiting for the league title, and Reds to the peak of the Premier League in 2019/20.
However, the peak of three decades damaged by COVID epidemic, which forced the award to remove the back doors and prevent any parade in the months following.
Sunday’s victory scratched Liverpool’s itching to celebrate a Premier League championship with fans, while joyful scenes were both inside and outside Anfield. This time a bonus parade is held on Monday, May 26 – the day after their final game.
Slot’s Liverpool arrival was announced by the club on the final day of last season as a slogan – and the Reds manager was sure to return the gesture when entering the microphone.
“The best thing I can do now is to send my appreciation to Jurgen, so we go there,” he said. “JURRRRGEN KLOPP, NA NA, NA NA!”
Officially, there is still no talk of Liverpool that the club will be in Anfield when lifting the Premier League prize on Sunday 25th or the next parade the next day – but it seems very possible.
The 57 -year -old club, two days ago, will return to the city as a guest speaker at the Ball Gala annual LFC Foundation on Friday, May 23. German is an honorary ambassador for the club’s official charity.
He will participate in the Black Tie Event at the Liverpool Cathedral of Liverpool, and he is likely to stay in the city weekend to celebrate the title.
