Jurgen Klopp sends Liverpool fans new emotional plea - 'I mean it'

Jurgen Klopp sends Liverpool fans new emotional plea - 'I mean it'Jurgen Klopp left Liverpool in May 2024 after nine years at the helm but the German still holds a soft spot for the Anfield faithfulCommentsSportPaul Gorst and Richard Cusack Sport Content Editor11:52, 08 Apr 2026Updated 11:53, 08 Apr 2026View ImageJurgen Klopp has sent a message to Liverpool fansJurgen Klopp expressed his gratitude to Liverpool supporters for backing him throughout his nine years at Anfield as he looked back warmly on his trophy-laden spell at the club.‌The former Reds manager was at the helm for nearly a decade before departing in May 2024 and secured every major honour on offer to the club, including a first league championship for 30 years, in 2020, and the Champions League a year prior.‌Klopp built a special connection with the club's global following during his time on Merseyside and recently made a comeback to a rapturous reception when the Liverpool Legends drew 2-2 with their Borussia Dortmund equivalents in a charity fixture for the LFC Foundation at Anfield.‌Klopp, who is the Foundation's honorary ambassador, was speaking to former Reds striker Peter Crouch on a podcast that was released on Wednesday morning and the legendary ex-manager revealed what the fans continue to mean to him.READ MORE: 'I didn't agree with Jurgen Klopp dropping me – the Liverpool truth will come out'READ MORE: Ibrahima Konate's Liverpool future takes new twist with agreement 'closer than ever'"I mean, we had a good time and nobody, I mean it, nobody has to say thank you to me or whatever and I hear it quite often," Klopp says."Because I have to say thank you for the exact same reasons. I do it all the time when I see people: 'Oh thank you, for supporting us over the years.'‌"So it is just what we needed was what we experienced and it just was our life. We tried to do absolutely everything to be as successful as possible...