Liverpool manager, Jurgen Klopp is convinced his team will go all out and challenge for the league title next season.
After a season marked by inconsistent display and results. Liverpool were in the middle of the standings by February and at the beginning of April, Klopp’s team was still well behind the pack in eighth place.
Although they have played one more game than their fierce rivals with only three games left. Liverpool have moved up to fifth place thanks to a run of six straight victories.
If they defeat Leicester at the King Power Stadium, they will move to within one point of Manchester United in the race for the final Champions League spot.
Liverpool have many reasons to be optimistic because of their improved consistency. But they still trailed league-leading Manchester City by 20 points going into the weekend.
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With that in mind, Klopp anticipates that things will return to normal when the new season begins in August.
“We didn’t become champions by a point twice and there will be some people who say it was because we didn’t have this player in that moment,” he said as reported by the National News
“Getting 90-odd points is absolutely insane, pretty special, and no one should take these things for granted.
“The top seven get even closer together, it will be more difficult and more competitive. It doesn’t make it easier but everyone with a good idea has a chance to be part of it. If you are part of the battle up there then you can win it as well.”
“For everyone it is a relief to go again, to be winning again in a convincing way and not (having to) scrap three points.”
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