With four games left of the season and little to play for after Liverpool lost at Everton on Wednesday, it is understandable that the focus for some has shifted to what comes next: Arne Slot.

That means that it is nearly confirmed that Liverpool will end Klopp's final season with one trophy — the Carabao Cup — and a top-four finish.



It wouldn't be the German's most successful campaign but it certainly wouldn't be his worst either.

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In all likelihood, the only thing that has stopped Liverpool from winning the title is injuries.

Liverpool has overachieved this season, in many respects, even if it might not feel like it just yet.

Last summer, Liverpool rebuilt its entire midfield.

Klopp viewed this season as a fresh start and labeled his new-look side as Liverpool 2.0.

Just one draw could have been fatal.

Last summer, had you said to most people that Liverpool would end up coming so close to winning the league and would also pick up some silverware at Wembley, everyone would have taken that.
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