The most painful moment, these are Klopp's remaining games at Liverpool

The clock is ticking and there are fewer and fewer games that German manager Jürgen Klopp will be in charge of the Reds in the Premier League before he leaves, as there are now just eight home games left for the Reds in the remainder of this season in England. Starting with the game against Burnley on Saturday 10 February, where the Reds will defend their Premier League lead after the defeat to the Gunners.

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Liverpool host Lunton at Anfield on Wednesday 21 February as they count down to Klopp's farewell. The Reds host Manchester City on Sunday 10 March in what will be the last Premier League meeting between Pep Guardiola and Jürgen Klopp at Anfield in the Premier League. And winning this match could define the future champions of England.

After this tough test, the Reds must prove that they are the team that deserves to be champions. The Reds have two consecutive home games, starting on Saturday 30 March when Brighton visit Anfield in Klopp's farewell, and on Wednesday 3 April, the Reds host Sheffield United in Round 31, while in Round 33 Liverpool host Crystal Palace, after the Reds visit Manchester United.

That leaves just Klopp's last two games in charge of Liverpool, with May being Klopp's farewell to the Premier League, if the Reds qualify for another final, otherwise these could be the German manager's last games on Merseyside. They kick off the final of a glorious finale against Tottenham on Saturday 4 May. While on the final day, Liverpool host Wolverhampton on Matchday 38, May 19.

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The timing and day of the games could differ if the Reds progress to the next stages of the FA Cup and Europa League. While there are still approximately 100 days to go until Klopp's final game in charge of Liverpool, every moment that can be enjoyed since the announcement of his departure is now a priceless treasure. Not enough days to bid farewell to Liverpool's greatest manager in recent years.