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Liverpool spent much of 2023/24 fighting for the Premier League crown but a recent collapse meant the Reds’ hopes of sending off Jurgen Klopp as a champion were ended on May 11 following Manchester City’s win over Fulham.
The Reds’ last league outing saw them held to a 3-3 draw with Aston Villa on Monday, leaving them with nothing to play for on the final day.
Liverpool host Wolves at Anfield on May 19, with the focus now set to be on Jurgen Klopp, rather than any chance of battling for the title.
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After securing the League Cup earlier this year, Liverpool are aiming to win back the Premier League title this season in what is Jurgen Klopp’s final campaign at the helm.
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Liverpool remain in the Premier League title race heading into the final few sets of fixtures. But losses to Crystal Palace and Everton, plus draws with Manchester United and West Ham have seen the Reds’ title odds lengthened to 500/1.
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About Liverpool
After what seemed like the best part of two decades spent in the wilderness, or rather in the shadows of Manchester United, Liverpool have become one of the most feared forces in English football.
Founded in 1892, Liverpool, who play their home games at Anfield, have played every edition of the Premier League, including the inaugural campaign of 1992/93. Managers have come and gone over the years, and there were a couple of near title misses, which saw Brendan Rodgers move onto pastures new after getting the chop.
But in October 2015, Klopp was appointed as the manager, and he began with a goalless draw away to Tottenham. With his “gegenpressing” style tactics, he helped the Reds lift their maiden league title in 2020.
The season before, Liverpool were pipped to the Premier League crown by Manchester City despite finishing the campaign with 97 points, losing just once.
Liverpool are widely considered one of the biggest clubs in world football, and they certainly have the silverware to show for it. 19 top-flight titles, six European Cups, nine League Cups, and eight FA Cups, as well as a FIFA World Club Cup title pay testament to this.
Owned by Fenway Sports Group (FSG), recent figures showed that the net spend over the last five years was £250m. Among their most successful purchases have included Philippe Coutinho, Luis Suarez, Mohamed Salah, and Raheem Sterling.
The departure of Sadio Mane last summer left a big void, especially given the telepathic partnership he had formed with Salah. For Salah, he will have been disappointed by his 19-goal return last term, but he has helped elevate the Reds to new heights.
In many ways, Liverpool can’t be as bad as last season, and if they can plug a couple more gaps, and get the best out of Darwin Nunez, then a concerted title challenge along with success in the Europa League is conceivable.
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