Departing Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp said one final farewell to the Liverpool fans on Tuesday night when attending a special one-off event at the M&S Bank Arena in the city center.

The venue was a sell-out as fans showed their appreciation for the German who ended their 30-year wait for a Premier League title during the 2019/20 season, one year after adding a sixth Champions League trophy to Liverpool's collection.

He had already said his formal farewell at Anfield after Liverpool beat Wolverhampton Wanderers on the final day of the Premier League season, but wanted to have one final "good time" before officially heading out.

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The German joked when arriving on stage at the M&S Bank Arena, saying he was the third scouser after Paul McCartney and Jamie Webster to sell-out the venue.

Fans even thanked Ulla during the final game of the season, for allowing Liverpool to keep hold of Klopp for longer than expected.

Live on stage, Klopp declared that joining Liverpool was the second-best decision of his life.

"Aside from marrying Ulla, joining Liverpool was the best decision of my life," Klopp said, to a huge roar from the fans.

He then added to his legacy even further, saying that he initially thought he was coming to England before realizing the difference between the rest of the country and Liverpool.

He's a really good manager," Klopp said.

The event wasn't completed until Klopp performed one final fist pump to the crowd, with 11,000 fans joining in.

Klopp may no longer be Liverpool boss, but he will always be talked about in the city for what he's done.

Liverpool.com says: The event was an emotional occasion completely befitting the relationship that there is between Reds fans and the departing manager