With the Manchester City vs Liverpool blockbuster set to take place at the Etihad on Sunday, City boss Guardiola was asked if he considers the work of Liverpool boss Arne Slot better than that of his predecessor in the Anfield dugout,

It’s great.” The parting words of the new four-part documentary on Prime Video, ‘Doubters to Believers: Liverpool FC — Klopp’s Era’, resonate with Arne Slot’s side closing in on Premier League title glory.

One of the success stories of the Jurgen Klopp era at Liverpool is the development of Trent Alexander-Arnold from academy kid into one of the best attacking full-backs in the world, with the most Premier League assists of any defender in history.

Coote was sacked after a video showing him making derogatory comments about Liverpool and their former manager Jürgen Klopp was circulated.

English referee David Coote has been banned by UEFA until June 30, 2026, European soccer's governing body says. Coote was fired by English soccer's refereeing body in December after a video was posted online of him making offensive comments to friends about former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp.

The documentary isn’t essential viewing, but is very welcome for any fan down for a big spoonful of nostalgia for the Jürgen Klopp years.

Liverpool have confirmed record pre-tax losses of £57m for the 2023/24 season.The figure reflects a transitional period for the Anfield club at Jürgen Klopp stepped down at the end of a campaign

Most of us understand the irritation of an hour-long work meeting which could have been an email. Watching this documentary about Jürgen Klopp felt similar. Could this four-part behind-some-scenes tale of a season like no other (it is always a season like no other) have been a taut 90-minute character study instead?

Renowned former Liverpool manager, Jürgen Klopp was recently seen soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of Cape Town, South Africa, leaving fans thrilled at the unexpected encounter. Now serving as the head of Global Football at Red Bull,

English referee David Coote has been banned by UEFA until June 30, 2026, European football’s governing body said on Friday.