Clearly, the moving images are multiplying week after week from Liverpool. Almost a month ago against Norwich, Anfield sang a poignant “You’ll never walk alone”, the flagship song of the supporters, a few days after the announcement of Jürgen Klopp’s departure at the end of the season . This time, it was at Wembley that Reds fans communed with their historic manager and their team.
Winners at the end of extra time against Chelsea in the League Cup final this Sunday, the Scousers celebrated their first title of the season for many minutes. As a symbol, while this honor is traditionally reserved for the captain, it was Klopp who lifted the trophy alongside Virgil Van Dijk, author of the decisive goal in the 118th minute.
A beautiful image followed by an endless “You’ll never walk alone” sung in front of the stand of the red supporters, who had traveled in large numbers to attend Liverpool’s 10th coronation in the League Cup. At first with a smile on his face, the German technician finished with his head bowed, visibly moved by this beautiful moment of communion.
On January 26, Jürgen Klopp announced his departure from the Reds bench at the end of the current financial year, considering himself tired after eight intense seasons. His team still remains in the race for a potential quadruple, with Liverpool still leading the Premier League and still engaged in the FA Cup, as well as the Europa League.