The Jurgen Klopp’s side dominated the Premier League this year and won the league with seven games to spare in late June. It took them 28 wins and 86 points to win the title.

They have first confirmed champions of Premier League 2019/2020 season after Chelsea defeated Manchester City 2-1 at Stamford Bridge last month to deny them the chance of defending the title and paving the way for The Reds to get their hands on the title after a 30-year wait.

Jurgen Klopp said “That’s how life is you make the best of what you get. Everything would be better with fans but we’ve known for six months it would not be possible but I didn’t think we’d even do this a few months ago. I couldn’t be happier, it would be perfect if the stadium would be full but we cannot change it. We do it for them. Everyone celebrates at home, it’s a great moment. We are champions of England, Europe and the world. I know how that sounds but it’s the truth. We’ve won four trophies, really big ones. Thank you very much, we should all together celebrate at home, drink celebrate, when this b******* virus is gone we will celebrate together and have a party!”

Liverpool’s Jurgen Klopp, Ex- Juventus coach Massimiliano Allegri, Ajax coach Erik Ten Hag, alongside Djamel Belmadi, who led Algeria to the Africa Cup of Nations title over the summer, and Portugal’s Fernando Santos following his Nations League triumph, have all been nominated for the coach of the year

The11th Globe Soccer Awards, organised by the European Association of Player’s Agents and the European Club Association, will be staged in Dubai on December 29.

Liverpool began one of the most miraculous comeback in the Champions League history with a Divock Origi’s goal after seven minutes and went on to seal a 4-0 victory on the night to complete a remarkable comeback.

After watching Liverpool’s comeback, Mourinho was forced to admit he was wrong to write them off and credited the win to Klopp’s never-say-die mentality.

He said “I didn’t expect this, I did say impossible is nothing. If it is possible, Anfield is one of the places to make the impossible possible. But I have to say, this comeback has one name – Jurgen. I think this is not about tactics or philosophy but heart and soul and fantastic empathy that he created with this group of players. They had the risk of finishing a fantastic season with nothing to celebrate and now they are one step from being European champions. I think Jurgen deserves this because the work they are doing in Liverpool is fantastic but I think this is about him, a reflection of his personality to not give up, his fighting spirit, every player giving everything. He is not crying if they miss one player, he is not crying if they play 50 or 60 matches per season. Everything today is about Jurgen’s mentality.”

After they left the Nou Camp with a 3-0 defeat, their chances of reaching a second Champions League final appeared all but gone but Liverpool did every thing right to keep Messi quiet and stunned the Spanish champions, winning 4-0 on the night and 4-3 on aggregate.

He said “The manager always believes, you can see that in the talk he gave to us before we came to the stadium and that helps the players believe. You can see within the game that we believed right from the first minute. We started well got a good goal, kept believing, kept fighting and got our rewards in the end. Within the team is always belief and that’s the great thing about this team. An amazing night. A special one really, for the fans, for the team, for everyone. I’m not sure people expected it before the game, but we said to each other we would fight right until the end and give everything – we managed to do that tonight.”