Jurgen Klopp said that he finds it “strange” that Liverpool fans will be singing next season under Arne Slot.
This is Jurgen Klopp’s final game as manager of Liverpool. With 491 games played and seven major titles won, Klopp has bid Anfield farewell. Next season, Liverpool will be led by new people. To be honest, it wasn’t a very nice game to say goodbye to. However, the Reds succeeded in their task despite the intense Merseyside heat. Jarell Quansah will receive the honor of scoring Klopp’s last goal as manager of Liverpool. Luis Diaz, who is 27 years old, had a clear opportunity to score, but he managed to miss it, shocking Klopp. But the real entertainment was after the game. The much anticipated moment arrived: Klopp’s farewell speech to his adoring audience. As usual with Jurgen, he did not let us down.
Jurgen Klopp requests a song by Arne Slot. The crowd at Anfield on Sunday night sang every song in the book. Old songs from previous players were played. Sadio Mane, Gini Wijnaldum, and Roberto Firmino. Every one of them was featured. Naturally, though, Jurgen was allotted significantly more minutes than anyone else. The crowd shouted his song nonstop, especially at the end of the game. The manager praised the fans for disregarding his earlier season request not to sing for him as he stood on stage after the game. The audience erupted in unison to give him one more round of applause. As the commotion subsided, Jurgen had one more thing to ask. “It would be funny if you sang it next year!” chuckled the manager, continuing
After hearing his song become extremely popular this afternoon, the 56-year-old picked up the microphone and created his own chorus. “Slot Arne! That’s not the case at all! sang Jurgen, to the tune of “Live is Life” by Opus. What a time, and the new management already has a song. Slot, from wherever he was watching on, must have felt twenty feet tall. Fantastic work from Jurgen all the way through.