Jurgen Klopp has officially resigned as the manager of Liverpool after leading the team for eight and a half years. In a heartfelt speech, the 56-year-old recounted his journey since taking charge in 2015, culminating in an emotional farewell as the crowd erupted into song to bid him adieu. Overcome with emotion, Klopp couldn’t hold back his tears as he bid farewell to the fans.

To fill the void left by Klopp’s departure, Feyenoord’s boss, Slot, is set to take over in the coming days. Klopp expressed confidence in Slot’s ability, referring to him as a “really good manager.” Klopp was warmly received by the crowd, delivering memorable lines and expressing his pride in becoming an honorary Scouser.

Looking ahead, Klopp revealed his plans to take a break and recuperate before considering his next career move, ruling out the possibility of managing another club or country for at least a year. However, he expressed openness to exploring other opportunities. Additionally, those interested in receiving daily Mirror Football content and special offers can join the new WhatsApp community.

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