Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool’s manager, is prepared for a final challenge with the club and dismisses being seen as the favorites in the title race.

Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, has compared his final season with the club to the iconic “Last Dance” of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. However, despite the sentimental nature of his departure, Klopp refuses to label his team as the favorites to win the Premier League title.

In an exclusive interview with TNT Sports, Klopp expressed his desire to finish the season strongly and win the league for his departing manager. Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold also drew comparisons to the “Last Dance,” highlighting the special bond between the players and Klopp.

Klopp acknowledged the fantastic journey he has had with his players, mentioning the likes of Virgil van Dijk, Andy Robertson, Alisson, and Joe Gomez. He emphasized that the team’s focus should be on giving their best in every upcoming match, rather than getting caught up in the emotions of his departure.

The relationship between Klopp and his players is described as outstanding, with a burning desire to succeed. With just 14 matches remaining, the Premier League title race is heating up, with three teams vying for the crown.

Following a goalless draw between Manchester City and Arsenal, many have tipped Liverpool as the favorites. However, Klopp believes that all three teams still have a chance to win the title and is enjoying being in the race.

Klopp expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance and the way they have played throughout the season. He acknowledged that the schedule ahead is challenging, with matches coming thick and fast. However, he remains focused on the task at hand and believes that nothing is decided yet.

Liverpool started the week at the top of the table after a crucial win over Brighton. Klopp praised his team’s reaction to the early setback, especially considering the international duties many players had just returned from.

Every game is crucial for Liverpool at this stage, and Klopp emphasized the importance of not underestimating their upcoming match against Sheffield United. He stressed the need for the team to approach the game with the same attitude they would against a top team like Manchester City.

While the finishing line may not be in sight yet, the dream send-off for Klopp is still a possibility. However, he remains focused and professional, cherishing every minute but not allowing sentimentality to distract him from the job at hand.