Celebrating a man of legend; Jurgen Klopp.

The English Premier League fixture is out and I am sure everyone is excited about it, I can wait to see the new season kickoff soon. Before then, I am certain we will enjoy the preseason matches ahead. I have a lot running through my mind about the football world but I have limited time to pour them out, I wouldn't hesitate to share them when the time is available.

Today is a special day for Liverpool as a club and I wouldn't mind dedicating my article to a man who has had a remarkable time in Liverpool as a manager, he is no other person than Jurgen club.

I got to know about him during his time at Borussia Dortmund, he is a manager I admire so much due to his tactical ability. He might not be the greatest Liverpool manager but his name will forever be marked with gold in the club history. He joined Liverpool in 2015 and I am glad the club was patient enough with him because it took him 4 years to win his first title with the club, it took him time to settle in well in the English Premier League.

Winning the Bundesliga two times consecutively despite Bayern Munich's dominance in the league must have made the board believe in him to lead Liverpool to success and I am glad he didn't betray the trust they had in him. His first two seasons in Liverpool were nothing to write about, he lead Liverpool to the final of the Uefa Champions League in the 2017/18 season but ended up losing to Real Madrid. His glory day started in 2018/19 when he led Liverpool to their first Uefa Champions League title since 2004, he restored the UCL glory to the club. Liverpool won the Uefa Super Cup against Chelsea, they also added the Fifa Club World Cup to the Champions cabinet.

It didn't end there, Jurgen Klopp led Liverpool to their first league title in 30 years. That was the biggest achievement for me because it doesn't speak well that the whole of Liverpool hasn't won a league title in three decades. Ending Liverpool's UCL and Premier League title drought is a huge achievement for Jurgen Klopp something that made him have a special place in the heart of many Liverpool fans across the globe.

The 2o21/22 season seems to be his best even though he ended up with only the FA Cup and the Carling Cup, reaching the UCL final and finishing as runner-up in the Premier League is a huge achievement for him and the club. He could have ended up with four titles if things worked their way but regardless of how the season ended, he deserves to be celebrated. I don't know how long he will still stay with the club but I am certain that he has a lot to offer Liverpool as a club in the coming season.

He marked his 55th year birthday today and it won't be bad if I join the millions of fans across the globe to celebrate the Liverpool legend.

He won the Premier League coach of the season, and his dominance in all competitions speaks a lot about his competence. I look forward to him having another successful season with Liverpool, Happy Birthday Jurgen Klopp.