Jurgen Klopp shares what he has heard about Liverpool ahead of Premier League title lift
Liverpool are gearing up to celebrate their second Premier League title in five years.
The Reds have one final game left of the season, at home to FA Cup winners Crystal Palace, before the celebrations can really begin for Arne Slot and his players at Anfield.
Liverpool legends past and present have made the trip to celebrate with the team, including beloved former manager Jurgen Klopp.
Klopp excited for celebrations
Klopp, the visionary architect behind Liverpool’s resurgence, has made an anticipated return to the city to celebrate with his former squad and the supporters who adore him.
The charismatic German famously guided Liverpool to their first league title in over 30 years in 2020, etching his name into Reds folklore.
Beyond that historic Premier League triumph, he also delivered the first Champions League since the ‘Miracle of Istanbul,’ along with an FA Cup, League Cup, and Club World Cup.
Within the Liverpool fanbase, Klopp is unequivocally viewed as a legend, and his return will undoubtedly be met with a hero’s welcome.
Speaking on the Liverpool X account, Klopp sent a message to the fans: “What a weekend ahead, wow.
“I heard the city will be buzzing, I am really sure it will be. I see it from a different perspective, from a very good perspective, I told you from my last day that I will be one of you.
“Let’s have the best weekend of our lives so far, because many more great weekends will follow with this great team and this great club.”
“Let’s have the best weekend of our lives, so far!” ✨
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 23, 2025
A special message from Jürgen Klopp 🗣️ @LFCFoundation pic.twitter.com/n0bpMK91bc
Liverpool will be one big party
Klopp will be joining in watching the open-top bus parade and celebrations, with the party set to start inside Anfield after the Palace game, first.
The celebrations are set to take place on Monday, 26 May, following the conclusion of the Premier League season.
The open-top bus parade is scheduled to start at 14:30 from Allerton Maze.
It will then follow a 10-mile (15km) route towards Blundell Street in the city centre, in a journey expected to take three to five hours to complete.
The city streets are expected to be one big party with fans from all over the world coming to join in the celebrations.
Let’s hope that it can be kick-started with a straightforward victory against future Community Shield opponents, Crystal Palace, first.