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Jurgen Klopp could not hold back the tears in 2020(Image: Sky Sports)

Jurgen Klopp may have been brought back to his own title celebrations after Arne Slot secured the Premier League in his first season at Liverpool.

Slot, 46, orchestrated a 5-1 thrashing of Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield, winning his first title in England and Liverpool's 20th to sit alongside Manchester United in the all-time standings.

He emulated Antonio Conte's feat at Chelsea back in 2017 by seizing the Premier League in his inaugural season.



The city erupted into a sea of red - flares painting the sky and Liverpool jerseys as far as the eye could see, while ecstatic supporters took to the streets in droves to revel in the glory.

Meanwhile, Klopp, possibly glued to his TV at home, might have struggled to contain his emotions.

His own Premier League victory lap could not have been more different, as a result of Covid-19 forcing celebrations to be confined indoors.

In 2020, amid the pandemic's peak, when Chelsea handed Liverpool the title by besting Manchester City 2-1, Klopp rejoiced with his squad at Formby Golf Club and later at a fan-less Anfield for the trophy inauguration.

Donning a Liverpool cap and jersey, Klopp delivered an impassioned address to Sky Sports News.

The juxtaposition of sheer joy from triumph over adversity and the shadows cast by the global crisis led him to be visibly moved.

Yet, he hinted he might join any title celebrations while speaking at a fundraiser in South Africa.

Asked about returning to Liverpool, at a recent fundraiser, he said: "Yes, the plan is [to be in Liverpool] but not on the bus, I will be there with the people I saw on the bus.
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