‘Hard to put into words’ – Liverpool players and legends all agree on Jurgen Klopp farewell

Liverpool players sent their own personal messages to Jurgen Klopp on social media after the German said his final goodbyes to the club at the weekend.

Klopp took charge of the Reds for the last time on Sunday as Liverpool beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 at Anfield. First-half goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Jarell Quansah meant Klopp’s final season ended with 82 points in a third-place finish.

A guard of honor from his players and staff was followed by a specially commissioned plaque which was presented to the German by the club’s owners, Fenway Sports Group. After giving a final speech to the Anfield faithful, Klopp celebrated with the club late into the night.

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Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold were visibly emotional on the pitch as Klopp waved goodbye. The latter admitted during a TV interview that his emotions got the better of him.

Players and staff at the football club are expected to have shared their own personal moments with Klopp in the final weeks of his time. However, many took to social media to thank Klopp after an emotional day on Merseyside.

Cody Gakpo: “Many thanks to the supporters, staff and Klopp for everything. Up the Reds.”

Virgil van Dijk: “Boss. Thank you for everything you’ve done for me, my family and this football club. It’s hard to put into words what you mean to all of us, but we’ll be forever grateful, what a journey we’ve had together.”

Ian Rush: *red love heart emoji* #DankeJurgen *red love heart emoji*”

Stefan Bajcetic: “Thank you Boss. I will never forget who gave me the opportunity to show myself without fear, with confidence. You won everything with this club and I’m sure you leave this place with memories, not dreams.”

Jordan Henderson: “Thank you for everything, boss.”

Jamie Carragher: “Thanks for the memories.”

Trent Alexander-Arnold: “Thank you, Gaffer.”