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The premier league ended last weekend with emotion in style on the last day. Manchester City and Liverpool played the championship in a single matchOr what is the same, Pep Guardiola and Jürgen Klopp fighting for the titlebut despite the fact that the reds became champions for a few minutes, logic finally prevailed and the City, who came with an advantage and all to his face, ended up prevailing. But now the German coach has exacted a particular ‘revenge’ on him a few days later.
The English Coaches Association named Jürgen Klopp as the best coach of the season ahead of Pep Guardiola. Despite the fact that the Catalan coach has achieved the Premier League and with some spectacular numbers as well, the truth is that the guild mates voted overwhelmingly for the coach of the Liverpool and they decided to proclaim him as ‘coach of the year’. To his credit, the German has two titles already achieved during this course, which are the Carabao Cup and the FA Cupwhile you can still put the icing on the cake and close an almost perfect campaign with the conquest of the Champions League, where they will face against Real Madrid in the final.
Also, Klopp He stayed at the gates even to get hold of the Premier League and that adds up too. In this vote, in which the coaches of the four best leagues in England, namely, Premier League, Championship, League One y League Twowere also among the most voted Steve Cooper del Nottingham Forest, Eddie Howe del Newcastle, Nathan Jones del Luton Town, David Moyes del West Ham o el propio Pep Guardiola.
“It is a great honor in a season as crazy as this. When you win this award, either you’re a genius or you have the best coaching staff in the world, and I’m here with them all,” he said. Jürgen Klopp at the time of receiving this award, thanking all his staff colleagues for the work done with him. It’s a small personal win for that of Liverpool, who now has between eyebrows and eyebrows to defeat Real Madrid in Paris.