How many games are left before Jurgen Klopp leaves Liverpool?

Now the clock is counting down on the best manager's farewell

29/01/2024, 03:50 PM +00:00

Following the announcement of his departure, there are now just a few games left, which will undoubtedly be an unparalleled experience for all Reds fans, who expect these last few days with Jürgen Klopp at the helm of the Reds to be endless. So from now on every game played at Anfield practically becomes a final.

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After Sunday's victory over Norwich in the FA Cup, there are a total of 18 matches to be played, including the upcoming Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday 25 February.

While there will be 17 Premier League matches, where the Reds will be looking to make history and send Jürgen Klopp off with as many titles as possible. So they will have to maintain a great consistency for as long as possible. So it could extend to a large number of games played for Liverpool, as the Reds are still in contention to win the Premier League, are in the last 16 of the Europa League and will play in the FA Cup round 5 against Norwich.

So in addition to the 18 fixtures already lined up before Klopp's departure, the Reds' Europa League last-16 opponents have yet to be announced.

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How many games Klopp could end up playing

In addition to the 18 games already stipulated and the two games in the Europa League round of 16. If the Reds win all their FA Cup and Europa League games, they could play two more games in the quarter-finals of the Europa League, plus two more in the semi-finals and the final, making up to five more games to play. While for the FA Cup, they are on matchday 4 with two more to go in the semi-finals and the final, another four games. So the Reds could play a total of 29 more games with Jürgen Klopp at the helm of the Reds and an immense glory.