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Having drawn 1-1 with Burnley at the weekend, Liverpool need seven points from their last three games to match Manchester City ’s record points total in the Premier League.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has told the club’s youngsters that they could have "beautiful" futures if they continue to improve. The German has opted to give youth their chance in recent matches now that the Premier League title has been secured, and they have not let their opportunity go to waste.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has had an amazing season but the Premier League manager of the year should go to Chris Wilder.That is the view of former Reds midfielder Jamie Redknapp, who reckons the Sheffield United boss’s achievements have been “miraculous”.The Blades were many people’s favourites to finish bottom of the league this term after being promoted from the Championship last year.Wilder adopts a unique style of football on his team and some thought that this expansive way of playing would be found out in the Premier League.But with just three games of the season left, United still have an outside chance of bringing Champions League football to Bramall Lane.Klopp has overseen a wonderful year at Anfield that saw the Reds finally

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has revealed he will stay at Anfield for another four years before returning to his native Germany. The former Borussia Dortmund boss has masterminded Liverpool's first ever Premier League title win this season, five years after he was first appointed manager.Klopp signed a new deal with the Reds last December which extends his stay until 2024 and the 53-year-old has claimed he will leave when his contract expires.

Liverpool are understood to be set on selling Dejan Lovren for a fee despite recent reports suggesting the defender could be available for free this summer.

Jurgen Klopp says he'll continue to manage Liverpool for the next four seasons before returning to his home country of Germany.

straight to your inboxLiverpool have been chasing down Manchester City records in the final weeks of the season but with three games to go the Blues are suddenly within sight of one of their own.On the day that Jurgen Klopp's side were pegged back in their chase of 100 points, the dethroned championed smashed in another five goals to move onto 91 for the season.Defeats to Chelsea and Southampton since the restart have shown up the inconsistency that has plagued Pep Guardiola over the past year, but they have now scored a handful in successive matches as they look to get in the best shape possible for the FA Cup and Champions League.City's three remaining league games are against three of the bottom four teams.

Liverpool’s title win.Since the tears of Kenny Dalglish and Jurgen Klopp’s late-night dance moves.Since one half of Merseyside finally got what they’d waited 30 years for.Despite what Gary Neville says, Andy Robertson’s not been on the lash for a week.In fact, when MailSport caught up with the Scot – via Zoom – at the club’s Melwood training centre, he looked fresh, and focused.The real party will come at the end of this Premier League campaign when the Anfield side get their hands on the trophy.There might even be an open top bus parade around the city for Robertson to enjoy.And boy, is he going to savour it.He wants to soak it up, take it all in, because Liverpool’s left-back will never take anything for granted.Of course, he’s desperate

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool will be focused on finishing the current season as strongly as possible.

Didi Hamann reckons Jurgen Klopp has too much unfinished business to be tempted by an offer to manage Germany.

Jurgen Klopp has admitted he's keen to strengthen Liverpool - but adds its very hard to do so, because his squad is so talented.

Jurgen Klopp has explained why he was left “angry” during Liverpool’s Premier League draw with Burnley.The Reds let a lead slip as they dropped points at Anfield for the first time since January 2019.Andy Robertson had put the hosts in front before Jay Rodriguez earned a share of the points for Sean Dyche’s side.And while Dyche would have been pleased with the performance from his side, Liverpool manager Klopp certainly wasn’t.As well as being frustrated with the performance from referee David Coote, Klopp was disappointed with his own side for not killing the game off.Burnley keeper Nick Pope made eight saves with Liverpool having 23 shots in the match, their most in a Premier League game they failed to win since December 2017."It was a

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Liverpool look unable to compete in the race for in-demand Kai Havertz - but they might already have their solution.A long-term target of the Anfield club, the Bayer Leverkusen youngster could be the subject of a summer bidding war as Chelsea, Real Madrid and others eye a move.After refusing to meet Timo Werner’s release clause, Jurgen Klopp is seemingly resigned to the fact he will not be able to add any marquee signings to his squad this summer.Midfield has generally been highlighted as the one area they could possibly strengthen his dominant side, with the chance to add some more creativity and a different dimension behind their front three.Havertz would have fit

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!Liverpool’s march towards 100 points stuttered as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Burnley.After wrapping up their first ever Premier League title last month, Jurgen Klopp’s side looked on course for their 31st win of the campaign.But Jay Rodriguez cancelled out Andy Robertson's first-half header with a wonderful strike in the second half to force them to settle for a point and ruin their perfect home record.Jurgen Klopp's side have their eye on overhauling Manchester City's 100-point haul from last season but had to settle for a point which leaves them on 93 points with three games remaining against Arsenal, Chelsea and Newcastle.Here’s five things you might

Liverpool are one of the clubs in the hunt for Espanyol’s centre-back Leandro Cabrera, with Jurgen Klopp looking for defensive reinforcements that represent good value.The Reds squad has proven itself to be the best on the land as they cruised to their first Premier League title in their history with seven games to spare.Klopp's first choice defensive pairing of Virgil Van Dijk and Joe Gomez is highly regarded but the German wants more strength in depth as he looks to push on next season.According to Mundo Deportivo, Real Betis have now joined the Reds in the race to sign Cabrera.The newspaper claims that Klopp’s ‘interest’ in the 29-year-old ‘comes from afar’, repeating claims made by PericosOnline on the Uruguayan’s situation.The latter’s

Following last weekend's surprise defeat at Southampton, it was business as usual for Manchester City on Wednesday night.

Burnley are the latest obstacle in Liverpool's march towards a record Premier League points tally.

Liverpool if Jurgen Klopp utilised him in the correct position. That is according to former Reds defender Glen Johnson, who claims the Bayern Munich midfielder is a “fantastic” player.

With the Premier League title clinched, Liverpool have started looking ahead to the 2020/21 season.

Liverpool have competition to sign Thiago Alcantara with Juventus and Manchester City reportedly ready to join the race for the Bayern Munich midfielder.

Liverpool have submitted planning permission for state-of-the-art fencing at their new £50m training facility in Kirkby.The Reds will have a mesh fence around the perimeter which would screen training from the outside while also protecting them from the environment as Jurgen Klopp aims to replicate matchday conditions at the base.Construction at the site was paused in March due to Covid-19 before being resumer in May as contractors McLaughlin and Harvey let staff back to the site.And the club have now submitted planning permission to Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council to increase security at the club.The material is also translucent, meaning residents in Kirkby will not have an eyesore on Simonswood Lane.It is similar to the barriers