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Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has his sights set on Liverpool return.(Image: Photo by Gisela Schober/Getty Images)

Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says he could make his Anfield return for their final Premier League match against Crystal Palace.

Liverpool could further strengthen their stranglehold on the lead at the summit with a win over the rock-bottom club before Arsenal travel to Manchester United on Sunday.

Klopp recently returned to football as he began his role with Red Bull as their Head of Global Soccer, overseeing and assisting in their operations across each continent they have clubs.



The 57-year-old was in Cape Town on Thursday as he attended the Hout Bay United fundraiser, which will aid the football club as well as the wider community.

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During a question and answer, Klopp revealed for the first time when he will return to Liverpool since his departure in May and how he looks to be apart of the parade should the Reds achieve Premier League success and further triumphs this season.

"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," he said.

So I go there when it's decided."

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah teased a potential return for the Premier League and Champions League-winning manager, during an interview last month.

The Egyptian revealed conversations with Klopp and how they have remained in contact since his shock exit, upon the conclusion of last season.

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"Yes, more than before," said the forward.
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