How Klopp’s Liverpool TOOK OVER The Premier League

Jurgen Klopp entered a Liverpool side

who had just sold all their best

players, hadn't won a Champions League

in a decade, and never lifted [music] a

Premier League title in their history.

But in just a couple of years, he

somehow turned them into the most

terrifying team in all of Europe,

winning literally every trophy [music]

there was to win. But how on earth did

he do it? How did a crazy [music] German

transform a trophyless Liverpool into

the greatest team in Europe and doing it

with [music] half the transfer budget of

his competitors? This is the insane

story of how Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool

quite literally broke football.

Now, before we get to his time in

Liverpool, we have to understand how he

got there because he was no household

name as a football player. The truth is

he was bang average at best as he spent

basically all of his playing career at

German Lower League club mines who were

better known for their festivals than

their football. And after an

underwhelming playing career was

finished, he was given the job as their

manager where he surprised everyone. As

in just [music] his first season in

charge, he won promotion to the

Bundesliga for the first time in the

club's history. But not only that,

because then with the smallest budget in

the entire Bundesliga, he managed to get

Mines into the UEFA Cup, causing the

entirety of Germany to start looking at

Jorgen and wonder what magic he

possessed as a coach. It wasn't long

before Barussia Dortmund hired him as

their next manager and there he really

shocked the world. He developed his

gigan pressing style of football which

blew opponents away. This style was new

to football. It [music] was an extremely

high pressing and high energy system

which other clubs could just not handle.

During his time in Dortmund, he won the

Bundesliga twice, the TFB pokeal and

even reached the final of the UEFA

Champions League [music] where

unfortunately he just couldn't get over

the line. And then it wasn't long before

Bayern Munich started snapping up their

best players [music] in Mario Kits and

Robert Leandowski, meaning Klob Stormman

started to fade away. [music]

That was the problem with German

football because no matter what, Bayyron

will always dominate eventually. But

still, the work Jurgen [music] Klob did

to lift two Bundesliga titles made him

the most sought-after coach in all of

Europe. But there was something

different about Jurgen. He loved the

fire and the passion in football. That's

[music] why he loved Dortmund so much.

That also meant he couldn't take just

any job in football. There needed to be

his heart in it. So when [music]

Liverpool came knocking on the door, a

sleeping giant with one of the strongest

fan bases in all of Europe, this

decision was a no-brainer. But what

exactly [music] was the state of

Liverpool at this point in time? Well,

they'd parted ways with manager Brendan

Rogers, who, as far as Liverpool

managers go, had done reasonably well,

as he came oh so close to the Premier

League title, if not for that one fatal

slip from Steven Gerard in 2014. After

that season, all their star players had

left the club with Suarez going to

Barcelona, Sterling to Man City, [music]

and even Steven Gerard had left to the

MLS at the end of 2015. And with all

that happening, Liverpool slipped from

title challengers to a measly sixth

place finish by the time Brendan Rogers

left. But beside the recent issues,

Liverpool had been struggling for

decades as they hadn't been able to

replicate their success in the 1980s,

lifting only one Champions League and

zero Premier Leagues [music] in three

decades. The Liverpool fans were hurting

because and this time their rivals Man

United lifted the Premier League title

13 times and the Champions League twice

as they overthrew [music] Liverpool to

become the most successful club in

England. So now the stage [music] was

set. Jurgen Klo arrived in Liverpool on

the 8th of October 2015 as the entire

fan base prayed he could replicate the

magic he conjured up over in Dortmund.

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Now when Klo arrived in Liverpool, this

club was an absolute mess as they just

couldn't score goals since the loss of

Suarez and Sterling. And for some

reason, Liverpool's owners thought that

the answer to Liverpool's goal shortage

was to sign Christian Benteke and Danny

Ings. This was one of the most average

Liverpool teams with the only notable

players being Jordan Henderson, James

Milner, Bobby Firmino, and the diamond

of the team, Phillip Coutinho. But

despite this, expectations at Anfield

were high with the hope that every new

manager is the what who will [music]

bring back the glory days of the8s. But

Klopp addressed these high expectations

early on by telling the press, "Does

anyone in this room think that I can do

wonders? I'm a normal [music] guy from

the Black Forest, which was a strong

contrast to what the press were used to

with the likes of Mourinho." Jurgen

Klopp's first Liverpool game came on

October 17th away to Tottenham [music]

Hotsour. As the match ended in a

goalless draw and from the team he put

out there was no wondering why. In goal

stood Simon McN. The back four consisted

of Nathaniel Klein, Martin Scuttil,

Mamadu Sako and Alberto Moreno. The

midfield trio saw Lucas Leva, [music]

Emra Chan and James Milner acting as the

engine room and the forward line saw

Adam Lana, Filipe Coutinho and D.

Kurrigi take center stage. It was going

to be a long road ahead as that season

Liverpool struggled in the league and

eventually finished [music] eighth as

defensive issues hampered the club's

hopes with Liverpool conceding 50 league

goals [music] and Liverpool only signed

Marco Guich this year, meaning the squad

saw no meaningful changes. But despite

the leaky defense, he did start to build

the foundations of his heavy metal

football [music] and introduced England

to gagen pressing where players press

hard to win the ball back immediately

after losing possession as well as

creating a never [music] say die

mentality that saw Liverpool pull off

comeback wins and score lastminute

winners like Adam's [music]

late goal in a 54 win over Norwich that

saw Klopp literally break his glasses

during the celebrations. Cloth also

managed to reach the League Cup final

where they lost on penalties to

Manchester City in one of [music] his

epic matches against Pep Guardiola. And

then looking to the Europa League,

Liverpool faced club's former club

Barussia Dortmund in the quarterfinals.

And in [music] a dramatic second leg,

Liverpool came back from 3-1 down to win

4-3 in the last minute and then beat Via

Real in the semis to make it to the

final. But unfortunately, Klopp couldn't

[music] get his hands on his first

Liverpool trophy, as the team lost 3-1

to Sevilla in the final, making it

[music] two final defeats in his very

first season. This was also adding fuel

to rival fans as criticism as he had

also lost the Champions League final

[music] when he was with Dortmund,

prompting fans to label him as a bottler

who couldn't get over the line. But

after this season, Klopp knew who was to

stay and who was to go. And in that

summer, [music] Liverpool binned off 15

players including Benteke, Joe Allen,

Mario Balotelli, [music] and Martinell,

meaning the Brendan Rogers era was truly

over. This also meant Klopp could really

start putting his stamp on the squad.

And he did exactly that by splashing out

on Southampton forward [music] Sadio

Mané as well as adding Joel Matip, Loris

Camrias, and Georgino Winaldum to the

team. Now due to their eighth place

finish, [music] Liverpool had no

European football going into 201617. And

this actually proved to be a blessing as

it meant more time on the training

ground, more focus on the style and

growth was definitely coming.

Despite losing to Burnley in the second

week of the season, Liverpool started

201617 on fire, winning eight of their

opening 11 games to go top of the table

at the start of November thanks to the

attacking form of Sadio Mané and Roberto

Firmino as Liverpool scored four or more

goals in five of those opening 11 games,

which actually [music] kept a title

challenge through Christmas. But this is

when Sadio Mané had to go to the Africa

Cup of Nations. And without him,

Liverpool slumped to a five-game winless

streak, putting title hopes to bed

[music] very quickly. Come the end of

the season, they had a strong push and

secure Champions League football with a

3-nil win over Middlesborough on the

[music] final day. But still, their

defensive issues caused them problems

all year. And to make matters [music]

worse, come the summer, Liverpool were

about to be hit with some bombshell news

as their star player, Felipe Coutinho,

was asked to leave the club with [music]

Barcelona offering a huge fee for the

Brazilian. Coutinho had signed a 5-year

deal just 6 months prior, but with this

strong interest, his head had turned,

meaning Liverpool [music] spent the

whole summer fighting off higher offer

after higher offer, managing to keep

Felipe at the club for now. But during

that same summer, there [music] was one

bit of business that Liverpool did which

can be seen as the watershed moment in

the club's [music] recent history, a

signing who quite literally changed the

trajectory of the entire [music] club,

and that was Mohammad Salah. Whilst now

we look back and think about this

signing is obvious, it [music] really

wasn't at the time. You see, Salah had

already played in England for Chelsea a

[music] couple years prior but struggled

to perform. He had then been loaned out

to Florentina, then to Roma in Italy,

and eventually joined on a full transfer

where he finally began to shine, scoring

19 goals as Roma [music] finished second

in the Syria. Ah, but still fans were

questioning whether he could perform in

the Premier [music] League, especially

as Liverpool spent more than4 million

pounds on him, which at the time was a

club record sum. So now Klo had

completed his attacking unit, a front

three consisting of Salah, Firmino, and

Manet with Coutinho playing in behind

them. And they started the season

awfully. They were battered 5-nil by

Manchester City, 4-1 to Spurs, and won

only three of their opening nine games.

But then something just clicked as

Liverpool smashed through the league

with a 14game unbeaten run that pulled

them up to third with Salah scoring 13

goals in that run alone as he already

established himself as one of the

deadliest wingers in the league. The

same cloud story continued. Goals galore

on both ends [music] as the defense just

wasn't good enough until finally the

January transfer window rolled around

and Liverpool completed the signing of

Virgil van [music] Dyke from Southampton

for a jaw-dropping 70 million pounds,

smashing the club record Liverpool had

spent on Salah in the summer. But this

deal [music] was only made possible

because they knew what was about to

happen the following week. Filipe

Coutinho kept pushing for that move and

finally got his [music] way as Barcelona

dropped over a hundred million pounds on

their star man. This felt like a

devastating blow at the time. But

looking back, [music] it was the turning

point of the club as the team was

finally starting to take shape in the

way Klo was envisioning. Van Djk and

Deon Lret as the center back pairing

local [music] boy Trent Alexander Arnold

and summer signing from Hull City, Andy

Robertson as the fullbacks, James

Milner, Jordan Henderson and Waldam in

midfield and Salah Firmino and Manet up

front. This team was doing [music] well

in the league too, even beating Pep

Guardiola's basically invincible Man

City team 4 to3. And Salah, [music]

well, he was on absolute fire, scoring

four goals in one game against Watford

and finishing the season with 44 [music]

goals in all competitions, even breaking

the Premier League goalcoring record in

his first year in England, landing him

the PFA player of the season award, too.

But while Liverpool only finished fourth

in the league, this season was all about

the Champions [music] League, as

Liverpool smashed Porto in the round of

16, then even beat Man City 5-1 on

aggregate in the quarterfinals. The

semi-final looked to be just as

comfortable as Liverpool went 5-2

against Roma at Anfield. But come the

second leg had to survive a late [music]

scare as Roma won that tie 4-2, meaning

Liverpool just about got through on

aggregate with a 76 score line. And now

the stage was set. The Champions League

final in Kiev where Liverpool fans

dreamt [music] of lifting it for the

sixth time in their history and the

first time in almost 15 years. They

faced off against Real [music] Madrid

who had won it the previous two seasons.

And this was about to get controversial.

In the first half, Sergio Ramos locked

his body around Salak's arm, causing

Liverpool's star player to dislocate

[music] his shoulder and have to leave

the pitch injured, meaning Liverpool

were about to play the majority of the

final without their star man. Ramos then

elbowed Liverpool goalkeeper Loris

Cararius in the head causing him to

suffer a concussion which eventually led

him to make the biggest mistake of his

entire career as he threw the ball

straight at Karim Benzema to gift a free

goal. Monte quickly equalized, putting

that mistake to rest. But it wasn't long

before Karas mishandled a long great

shot from Gareth Bale and then let in a

stunner of a bicycle kick also from

Bale. Meaning this game ended 3-1 in

favor of Real Madrid and Jurgen Klo had

lost yet another final. But still the

signs of [music] growth were there and

this Liverpool team were just a few

puzzle pieces away from absolutely

exploding.

As the summer rolled around, Jurgen Klot

made his final tweaks to the squad to

complete the Liverpool super team. He

knew that Caris wasn't the goalkeeper

for the team, so he [music] signed

Allison for 67 million. He also added

Fabinho, Nabiketa, [music] and Sheran

Shichiri to the squad and finally the

team was complete. This was now a team

where every position had a top class

player and it was time to challenge Pep

Guardiola's crowd in the Premier League

and also get vengeance [music] for the

European heartbreak that just occurred.

Liverpool won their first six games of

the 1819 season, their best start in

their history and that fired them to the

top of the league. But their next two

games were against title rivals Chelsea

and Manchester City. They drew one all

away in West London and were nil nil

[music] against City at Anfield when Van

Djk fouled Leroy Sane in the 86th

minute, giving City a penalty, but Riyad

Mahrez blew his chance by smashing the

penalty over the bar, meaning the game

also ended [music] in a goalless draw.

Liverpool won the next two games before

a tough Mercy side derby against

Everton, who locked the door to keep the

game goalless until the 96th minute when

Devakriggi pounced on a rebound to win

the game, causing Klob to run onto the

pitch to celebrate like a madman.

Liverpool then went on a nine-game run

that saw them go to the top of the

league at Christmas. And usually the

team that's top at Christmas wins the

league, [music] but Liverpool had tough

fixtures ahead. They ended the festive

period with games against Arsenal at Man

City, but Bobby Firmino would shine in

the first of those as [music] Liverpool

smashed Arsenal 5-1 before a huge game

against City who scored the first

through [music] Sergio Aguero before

Firmino equalized. But in the 72nd

minute, Leroy Sane would score to

inflict Liverpool's first loss of the

season. Now, [music] at this point,

Liverpool were still top, but a series

of draws, including ones against

Manchester United and Everton, allowed

City to creep ahead of Liverpool by a

[music] single point with nine games to

go. Liverpool beat Burnley and Fulham,

then got a [music] lastminute winner

against Spurs to make it three from

three, but City won all their games,

too. Liverpool then beat Southampton and

got a huge win over Chelsea, but still,

City didn't slip up. Liverpool beat

Cardiff, smashed five past Huttersfield,

and beat Newcastle 3 to2. But yet again,

City were ahead. And even though

Liverpool won 2-0 on the final day to

finish the season with an insane 97

points, Manchester City finished on 98,

meaning somehow, despite achieving what

would have been the second greatest

points tally in Premier [music] League

history, they fell short, losing a

single game all season. This was

devastating. Klopp just couldn't get

over the line with this Liverpool team

despite turning them into one of the

greatest sides of all time. And this

would not be the last time City [music]

broke Liverpool hearts like this. On

individual levels, Salah and Manet were

the standout performers up [music] front

as they were both named top goal scorers

in the Premier League with 22 goals

each. But as much as the Premier League

proved total heartbreak, the Champions

League was an entirely different story.

Now, [music] Liverpool just about

scraped through their group with PSG

finishing first and Liverpool second on

nine points, level with third place

Napoli. But thanks to a better

head-to-head, they landed a spot in the

round of 16. They defeated [music]

Bayern Munich 3-1 on aggregate and then

smashed Porto 6-1 in the next round,

meaning they landed themselves a place

in the semi-finals against Barcelona.

And this is where one of the worst and

the greatest nights in Liverpool history

occurred. They were battered 3-0 in the

first leg with former Liverpool man Luis

Suarez scoring the first and Messi

killing off Liverpool's Champions League

dreams with two late goals, meaning they

headed to Anfield three goals down

against one of the best teams in the

world with the best player in the world.

For any club in Europe, this would be

impossible. But Liverpool had overcome

such odds before against AC Milan and

Istanbul back in 2005. So this was part

of the club's DNA and they never stopped

believing with Klo saying just try or

fail in the most beautiful way. An early

goal from Dvokeri gave them a glimmer of

hope. Then early in the second half,

Georgino [music] Walda produced 3

minutes of genius, scoring a low drive

and then a header to bring Liverpool

level in the tie. And when Trent

Alexander Arnold tried a quick corner in

the 79th minute, Origi was alert again

to score his second of the match and

send Liverpool into the final in one of

the greatest Champion League comebacks

of all time. And Liverpool [music]

probably couldn't believe their luck as

instead of facing Real Madrid, AC Milan

or Manchester City, they faced Tottenham

Hotspur. Salah scored a penalty in the

second minute to put Liverpool in the

driver's seat. And then Liverpool's

[music]

defense completely shut out Spurs attack

before Origi finished the job late on to

give Jurgen Klopp his first trophy

[music] with Liverpool and finally put

the bonding comments to bed. But now, as

much as Liverpool were European

champions, the fans craved something

even more than that. They still hadn't

[music] won a league since 1990, and

they were desperate, which is exactly

why next season was even more special

than this one.

Interestingly enough, for the first time

in Klo's time at Anfield, they didn't

[music] really do much in the transfer

window. No major incomings or outgoings,

which meant Liverpool came back exactly

as they left off. They did start the

season with a community shield loss on

penalties to City, but then lifted the

UEFA Super Cup on penalties to Chelsea,

which made up for the first loss. And as

the Premier League campaign rolled out,

Liverpool were not going to leave

anything to chance as they started with

a bang, winning their [music] first

eight Premier League games and seeing

off the likes of Arsenal and Chelsea in

the process. Andy Robertson made a

heroic [music] last ditch tackle to save

the day against Sheffield United and

James Milner getting a lastminute

penalty kick winner over Leicester to

keep the run going until Liverpool

[music] traveled to Old Trafford to face

Manchester United who took the lead

through Marcus Rashford before Adam

Milanic came off the bench to score late

on and secure a point. Liverpool were

now six points clear of City but again

had to come from behind against

Tottenham. They then found themselves

losing to Aston Villa with three minutes

of normal time remaining before Andy

Robertson headed in at the back post.

[music] And in the fifth minute of

injury time, Sadio Mané got the winner,

showing how Kloppside were truly

mentality monsters with Van Djk simply

saying, "It's what we do." Next up came

Manchester City where Liverpool widened

the gap to nine points and they just

kept winning. In December, they headed

off to the club World Cup where they

beat Flamingo in extra time to secure

another trophy. But still, they were

chasing down that Premier League title.

And as the year drew to a close,

Liverpool put Leicester firmly in their

place with a 4-nil win courtesy of a

brace from Firmino and goals from Milner

and Alexander Arnold. So by January,

when Van Dyk and Solah scored to beat

Manchester United 2-nil, fans were

finally singing, "We're going to win the

league." And despite all those years

when Liverpool were top at Christmas

[music] only to throw the title away in

the second half of the season, this year

fans knew it would finally be different

as nothing [music] could derail

Liverpool who went on an 18 match

winning streak. And even though they

were finally beaten with a shock 3-nil

defeat [music] by Watford in February,

they were already an insane 25 points

ahead [music] of City, which is so far

ahead that the title was inevitable or

some sort of crazy natural disaster or

pandemic or well uh

football was shut down overnight with

the COVID pandemic putting the country

into a complete state of panic.

Liverpool needed just two more wins to

be crowned champions, but this had to be

delayed. Liverpool fans were nervously

waiting for announcements from the

government or football authorities. But

thankfully, the rest of the season was

to be played out in the summer, and on

June 21st, they played their 30th match

of the season against Everton, but this

time behind closed doors. The game

finished nil nil, but [music] Liverpool

were back in action. They absolutely

dominated Crystal Palace in their next

game with goals from Trent, Salah,

Fabinho, and Manet, giving Liverpool the

4-nil win. And when Man City lost their

game to Chelsea 24 hours later,

Liverpool were crowned champions of

England for the 19th time, setting

record after record, including the most

consecutive home wins and finishing with

99 points, which was the second highest

points total in the top [music] flight

history as Klopp's side went officially

down as one of the greatest teams of all

time. Klopp had finally beaten Pep. But

as much as this Premier League was

celebrated, this Liverpool team were

just so hungry for more. But could they

really keep up this intensity for yet

another season?

In the summer of 2020, Liverpool made

moves in the transfer market, signing

forward Dioona and midfielder Thiago.

But unfortunately, these weren't enough

to re-energize Liverpool, who actually

won their first three games before a

surprise battering 72 by Aston Villa,

followed by a nightmare injury to key

defender Virgil van Djk against Everton,

which would be the start of a defensive

injury crisis for Liverpool, who also

lost Joe Gomez and Joel Mati. To make

matters worse, they'd sold Deon Lren in

the summer, meaning Liverpool were

really bare bones at the back. And even

though they remained unbeaten until the

end of the year and were actually top of

the Premier League again at Christmas,

the lack of support meant Anfield was no

longer to fortress. And Liverpool lost a

shocking six home games in a row,

dropping as low as seventh before

recovering at the end of the season to

finish third, 30 points short of the

previous season's epic total. In 2021,

Liverpool continued their rebuild,

bringing in Luis Diaz and adding

defensive strength at Ibrahim Akunate.

And with fans back in the stadiums,

Liverpool started the 21-22 season

strongly, flying top of the league once

again after six games. And it took until

the 11th game to lose their first. But

of course, they recovered quickly,

winning six on the bounce, putting them

in a strong position in the league. Now,

by this point in Klob's tenure, he still

hadn't won any of the domestic cups. He

was obviously both a Champions League

and Premier League winner, but now it

was time to dominate everything. And as

this season progressed more and more did

fans think the impossible was going to

be possible. Come January, they found

themselves in the League Cup final

against Chelsea. And after finishing nil

nil, this game went to penalties going

all the way to the 11th kick where

Chelsea's goalkeeper [music] had to step

up and missed, meaning Liverpool were

crowned league cup champions, making

that one of four possible trophies this

year. Back in the league, Liverpool

pushed City all the way, going on a

10-ame winning run before their trip to

the Eddihad. But unfortunately, the game

ended 2-0 all. And at such a late stage

in the season, this was really a title

decider. By this point, Liverpool were

still in all competitions, they were

marching into the Champions League

final. They entered the final Premier

League day, one point off city, and they

even found themselves in the FA Cup

final, meaning they were quite literally

on the cusp of immortality as the

quadruple was up for grabs.

Unfortunately, the month of May did not

go their way. City just wouldn't slip up

as Liverpool yet again finished one

point off City with a 92point tally. In

the FA Cup final, Liverpool faced

Chelsea and once again drew nil nil

before winning 6-5 on penalties to give

Jurgen Klopp the domestic cup title. But

in their very last game of the season,

Klopp's men marched out to yet another

Champions League final against Real

Madrid. And history unfortunately

repeated itself. They just couldn't get

past this side, losing one nil at the

hands of a Venicious Junior goal.

Meaning, as much as two domestic cups is

great, they were literally two games

away from immortality that year. Now,

this season clearly [music] took a toll

on the whole squad as it looked like

they finally ran out of gas. Come 2022

23 they did pick up a community shield

but that's about all there was to

celebrate as they [music] ended up

finishing the season in fifth place

missing out on the Champions League

spots as Klopp [music] entered the final

season of his Liverpool career with one

last chance to bring glory to the city

he [music] loved so much come 2023 24

this Liverpool side did bounce back and

once again Liverpool [music] would start

strongly finding themselves top of the

league by Christmas amid a 15game

unbeaten [music] run as well as smashing

West Ham in the League Cup quarterfinals

and scraping past Fulham in the semis to

set up yet [music] another Chelsea

Liverpool final which was also nil nil

after 90 minutes and looked [music]

destined for penalties before Van Djk

scored in the 118th minute to win Klo

his second league cup of his career

[music] in the Europa League Klo

couldn't replicate the same success as

they lost 3-1 on aggregate to Atalanta

in the quarterfinals and [music] come

the end of the league season Liverpool's

form fell off as They fell down to third

place behind both Arsenal and of course

Pep's Man City. And this proved to be

the end of Klopp's time in charge of the

team as he simply said he was tired and

couldn't keep pushing at the same level.

He [music] won every single trophy he

could win at the club. He turned

Liverpool into one of the most feared

teams in Europe and he even left the

squad in the best possible shape to be

inherited as the very next season Arnest

lifted the Premier League title without

making a single signing. Meaning

furthermore, Jurgen Klopp will forever

go down as a legend of Liverpool

Football [music] Club. Now, if you miss

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