It's been over one year since Jurgen Klopp announced his departure from Liverpool, with Arne Slot since taking the reigns at Anfield. To say the

Premier League referee David Coote has admitted to recreational drug use during his rant against Liverpool Football Club.

The behind-the-scenes documentary of Jürgen Klopp’s last season in charge of Liverpool will now examine the entirety of the manager’s reign on Merseyside.

Liverpool have announced a new documentary that will take a look behind the scenes at Jürgen Klopp's final six months at the club. 'Doubters to Believers' will be aired on Amazon Prime, and is expected to give viewers 'unprecedented' behind the scenes access.

Forward Cody Gakpo knew early on that Liverpool would thrive under head coach Arne Slot. The Reds lead the Premier League by six points and have progressed in the Champions League, Carabao Cup, and FA Cup. Gakpo 's excitement for the 2024-25 season was cemented after a 3-0 win at Manchester United in September.

Today, we get our first look at Doubters to Believers, with a trailer for the four-part series that will air on Amazon in the United Kingdom and select other territories with the release date set for February 28th, just a little over a month from now. We’ll certainly be looking forward to getting to see all of it when it drops.

In those environs, the previous Liverpool coach made his first public appearance as energy drink giant Red Bull’s head of global soccer. He still has the goofy grin and the one-liners. Klopp said “I’m the normal one” when starting at Liverpool,

A new docuseries will shine a light on the German manager's hugely successful spell in charge of the Anfield club – which came to an end last summer.

Stoke City have been urged to sign Liverpool youngster Jayden Danns before the winter window slams shut, amid their reported interest in his services, with Mark Robins still in need of more attacking options to give the Potters the best chance of Championship survival this season.

Carlos Mac Allister watched on as his son Kevin started in central defence for USG, whilst his other son Alexis replaced Wataru Endo at halftime. For a total of 40 minutes, two of his four children shared the same pitch.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot believes the similarities between his own playing style and that of Jurgen Klopp have helped to make his transition to English football a seamless one.