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Unless Liverpool can pull off one more European miracle under their departing, much-loved manager, come this evening, Jurgen Klopp will have just six games left in charge of the club he has transformed.

The Reds arrived in Bergamo last night ahead of their Europa League quarter-final second leg at Atalanta.

Speaking at his press conference, Klopp revived the famous message he told his players before the greatest comeback achieved under his watch - the 4-0 Champions League semi-final second-leg win over Barcelona on that unforgettable night at Anfield back in May 2019.

"(Before Barcelona) I remember I said, ‘If we fail, then let’s fail in the most beautiful way’," said the Liverpool boss, whose side went on to win the Champions League with a 2-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in the final in Madrid.

"And that’s exactly how I see it again."

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Like against Barca, the Reds will be the underdogs tonight.

However, former Liverpool defender Glen Johnson isn't sure that should be the case.

Instead he believes the Reds should consider the man Klopp overcame at Wembley not so long ago, and at the Wanda Metropolitano after that incredible fightback against Barcelona that they will look to repeat this evening.

“I don’t know a great deal about him (Amorim) but result-wise, he’s clearly doing a brilliant job at Sporting Lisbon," said Johnson to Betfred.

“I’m sure that Liverpool will have successful managers again in the future, but to immediately follow Jurgen is a tough job.

It doesn’t matter who you are, it’s going to be a tough job.”

Johnson thinks the Reds should turn to former Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino, whose Chelsea team can keep a difficult season alive by beating holders Man City in the first of this weekend's FA Cup semi-finals.

“Even though I’ve said that Jurgen Klopp will be a tough act to follow, any manager that comes in will be inheriting a great squad and it will be an improvement in terms of player quality than any candidate would have had at their disposal previously,” continued Johnson.

“I know people will think that I’m absolutely mad, but Mauricio Pochettino is a big name that can go into that job and grab everyone's attention.
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