Jurgen Klopp addresses media during his final press conference as Liverpool manager

Jurgen Klopp has been getting ready for his farewell game as Liverpool manager. Jurgen Klopp declared in January his intention to step down from his post at the conclusion of the season, and now only one game remains. The 56-year-old will lead his side against Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, with Anfield certainly providing an emotional farewell.

The Reds have already secured third place, however Merseyside will be alive with excitement as Liverpool fans express their gratitude for Klopp's efforts. Since joining the club less than a decade ago, the German has led the Reds to a English Premier League title, an FA Cup, two Carabao Cups, a Champions League triumph, and a Club World Cup.

During his final press conference today, the German manager said that the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea was his best final. He said, "I said after the game it was my favourite final because of the circumstances. Not the competition but the final. It felt outstanding. We were the happiest people on the planet. Exceptional, it showed everything the club is about. That night the club created something special. From a club point of view it was the best night because you want the kids involved.”

Jurgen Klopp answers intriguing questions from media during his final press conference

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp answered the questions of the media for the final time as a Liverpool manager. The reporters did ask some heartwarming questions as well which included questions about his best game, best goal and best player during his tenure. 

He answered that "The best football we played against Man City this year. We never controlled City like that day. That day we played the best, we won before but different games. We play well and score good goals against them but controlling a game like that we never did before. Barcelona. Best goal, Alisson Becker. Best assist, Alexander-Arnold. Best save, Alisson against Napoli. Best backheeled goal, Sadio Mane.”