Jurgen Klopp has become the second manager, behind Sir Alex Ferguson, to win all the major honours in England after he completed the set with Liverpool's FA Cup win over Chelsea at Wembley - albeit doing it six years faster than the former Manchester United boss.
The Liverpool manager won the Champions League in 2019 and then the Premier League the following year. A season without any honours followed before the Reds secured the Carabao Cup and FA Cup this time around.
Klopp has the chance to become a two-time Champions League winning manager when Liverpool take on Real Madrid in the final in Paris at the end of May.
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The Liverpool boss became the first German manager to win the FA Cup after beating counterpart Thomas Tuchel in the final as Kostas Tsimikas slotted the winning spot kick.
Sadio Mane had the chance to win the shootout on the fifth kick, but his effort was saved by Edouard Mendy, but Alisson Becker came to the rescue as he saved Mason Mount's penalty - giving Tsimikas the opportunity to win it for the Reds.
