Jurgen Klopp belts out new version of chant first sung after defeat by Real Madrid with Liverpool supporters amid Champions League final celebrations
- Jurgen Klopp led Liverpool to Champions League final win a year after losing it
- After the 2018 loss, Klopp sang a chant with Liverpool fans vowing to win trophy
- He joined supporters in signing a revised song to celebrate their 2019 victory
Jurgen Klopp joined jubilant Liverpool supporters in reworking a chant to toast the club’s sixth Champions League trophy.
The German saw his side beat Tottenham thanks to goals in both halves from Mohamed Salah and Divock Origi in Madrid to banish memories of their 3-1 defeat by Real Madrid in the 2018 final.
After that loss, Klopp sang with fans vowing to win it again and after Saturday’s victory was filmed belting out a reworked chant while brandishing the famous cup.
Jurgen Klopp was filmed chanting with fans after winning the Champions League final
The supporters sang out a reworked rendition of a chant first heard after 2018’s defeat
In 2018, the song went as: ‘We saw the European Cup. Madrid had all the f****** luck. We swear we’ll keep on being cool, we’ll bring it back to Liverpool!’
In the wake of victory, Klopp and the supporters revised the lyrics to: ‘Sending greetings from Madrid. Tonight we’ve made it number six. We’ve brought it back to Liverpool – because we promised we will do!’
The manager earned his first trophy as Liverpool boss and first European final win
Thousands of fans turned out to celebrate Liverpool’s Champions League victory
The boss joined his players for an open-top bus parade and celebration on Sunday after returning from Madrid with their first Champions League trophy since 2005.
Thousands of fans turned out to hail their heroes, with players likely to continue the party long into the night.
A sea of red descended on the streets to watch the heroes of Anfield work their way through the crowds, with incredible scenes showing spectators climbing buildings and bus stops to get a glimpse of the players and the huge trophy.
Two buses surrounded by police were followed down the road by supporters carrying red flares as they slowly edges their way towards the city’s iconic waterfront.
A sea of red greeted Liverpool’s players as they celebrated a first European trophy since 2005
