Jurgen Klopp has joined social media to ensure his connection with Liverpool endures after his departure, following an emotional farewell game against Wolves on Sunday. Klopp, who has managed Liverpool for nine remarkable years, brought unprecedented success to the club, including their first Premier League title in 30 years in 2020, a Champions League victory in 2019, and wins in the FA Cup and League Cup.

Klopp, 56, is known for his passionate personality and strong bond with the Liverpool fans. To maintain this connection, Klopp overcame his reluctance towards social media by creating an Instagram account named 'Kloppo', referring to himself as 'the normal one', a nod to Jose Mourinho's 'special one' moniker. His debut post, an emotional video address to Liverpool fans, garnered 376,000 followers within two hours. In the video, Klopp expressed his gratitude and reflected on his time with the club, describing it as a "love affair" and emphasizing the lasting memories created together.

Klopp's post included clips of his iconic fist pumps, trophy celebrations, and memorable press conference moments. He also wrote an open letter to the Liverpool Echo, praising the city and its people for embracing him and expressing his pride and affection for Liverpool.

As he prepared to leave, Klopp spent the week saying goodbye to staff at Anfield and the club's training ground. Liverpool's players honored him with a barbecue, and Klopp was seen reminiscing in the Kop stand. Klopp announced his decision to leave in January, and despite a challenging season, he focused on celebrating his time at the club.

Ahead of his final game, Klopp acknowledged the emotional significance, including a special fan mosaic and a planned address to fans on the pitch. Reflecting on his time at Liverpool, Klopp highlighted the resilience and spirit of the city, which he has come to deeply appreciate.

Klopp's departure marks the end of an era for Liverpool, but his impact on the club and its fans will remain a cherished part of their history.