Jurgen Klopp is back in Liverpool and it has got people talking.

A historic figure on Merseyside, Jurgen Klopp brought back hope and excitement to Liverpool, revitalising the team and the club to win every trophy possible in English football.

Dissimilar to Alex Ferguson at Manchester United, Jurgen Klopp also left Liverpool in a great place, building a solid foundation for the next manager to come in and hit the ground running.

Arne Slot did just that, winning the Premier League in his debut season in charge and he doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon, with a busy transfer window ahead and one eye on what looks set to be an exciting future for Liverpool.

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Jurgen Klopp was in Liverpool yesterday as well, attending the LFC Foundation’s gala, as he continues his work as an ambassador for the charity.

Today, Klopp will return to the AXA training ground 373 days after his last training session with Liverpool, to pay a special visit to the team and the staff.

Announcing the news on his Instagram, Klopp revealed that Arne Slot invited him down and he has happily accepted the invitation.

This will also mark the first meeting between Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot, a meeting well overdue after Klopp repeatedly turned down invitations from Slot throughout the season to attend games, as the German did not wish to distract the team from the job at hand.

Klopp will get to see familiar faces that he hasn’t seen in a long time, a special reunion for the boss who meant so much to everyone connected to the club.

Jurgen Klopp will also be present at Liverpool’s final home game of the season as they take on Crystal Palace, a day made even more special by the process of lifting the Premier League trophy in-front of a packed Anfield at the end of it.

A moment that the Liverpool manager can be a part of, after sadly being unable to do so when he won the league during 2019/20, a season interrupted by Coronavirus.

On top of being in Anfield on Sunday, Jurgen Klopp is also set to be in the city for the trophy parade on Monday, which is set to be a memorable experience for all involved.

Thousands are set to flock to the city, to show their appreciation to a win who proved the doubters wrong this season and won their second Premier League title in five years.

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