5 Unnoticed details from Klopp’s farewell: Trent in tear and Pep’s passion.

There was a lot to take in as Liverpool Football Club bid farewell to Jurgen Klopp, his coaches and two players, with the occasion proving incredibly emotional.

The Reds signed off on the Klopp era with a victory, but we all know the 90 minutes took a backseat to the farewells we had to say.

The manager – we can still say that, right? – gave a powerful speech after the 2-0 win, which followed moving guard of honours for Thiago, Joel Matip and his departing coaching staff.

There was a lot to take in and we would not be surprised if you missed a few things, so here’s a quick recap!

Pep with the fist pumps!

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The penultimate guard of honour was for Pep Lijnders and he made sure to make the most of it, giving Anfield some of his last fist pumps with gusto!

The assistant manager has lived by the motto that ‘Liverpool’s identity is intensity’. We wish him all the best as he takes on the role as the new Salzburg manager.

A sight that would break the most emotionally unavailable, Trent Alexander-Arnold with tears streaming down his face as he stood in front of the Kop while singing YNWA.

Klopp is all he has known at Anfield, a manager who believed in him and realised his dreams. He was us all in that moment, the emotions becoming too much to keep in.