An English Premier League (EPL) Liverpool legend has left. Jürgen Klopp is gone.

Klopp announced in the middle of this season that he would leave Liverpool at the end of the season. He's kept his word. Jurgen Klopp went out with a bang, to the applause of everyone in Liverpool.

Jurgen Klopp has been at the helm of Liverpool since 2015, ending a nine-year journey that has seen the club enjoy a golden era. Klopp was an 'absolute hero' for Liverpool. He led the Reds to the EPL title, which was the club's 'one', and to the top of the UEFA Champions League (UCL), making them one of the strongest teams in Europe. In total, Klopp coached 491 games at Liverpool and won eight trophies with the club.

Klopp explained the reason for his departure: "I don't know how to say it, I'm running out of energy. I've known this for a long time, but I thought I had to say it at some point, so I knew I couldn't keep doing this. I won't be back on the field for at 먹튀검증 least a year," he explained.

The sudden mid-season announcement. This was followed by a lot of speculation about Klopp's successor, which eventually settled on Feyenoord coach Arne Slott. Liverpool announced the appointment of Slott as soon as the season ended. Before the end of the season, Slott himself said, "The negotiations with Liverpool have been finalized. I'm going to Liverpool," before the season ended. Many people already knew that Slott would be Klopp's successor.

Starting next season, Liverpool will be coached by Slott instead of Klopp, which is awkward. Slott has taken over as Liverpool manager and is working hard to prepare for next season.

When Slott arrived at Liverpool, he didn"t forget to honor the legendary Klopp. He expressed his admiration for Klopp"s achievements and honor, and vowed to continue the glory of Liverpool as his successor.

How Slott honored the legend, who was effectively confirmed as Liverpool manager before the end of the season. However, Slott didn't contact any of the Liverpool players. He knew some players from the Netherlands, but he didn't contact them. He thought it was a final act of respect for the departed Klopp. He contacted the Liverpool players after Klopp had left Anfield for good, after all the parting of ways had been finalized. Slott told local media