LFC manager Jurgen Klopp could be made a 'Citizen of Honour' of Liverpool in a special council meeting.
The council's main opposition group, the Liberal Democrats, have called for an extraordinary meeting of the city council to be held where the special honour would be bestowed upon the Reds boss. The Citizen of Honour title is given to individuals who have devoted their time and made significant, exceptional or unique contributions to enriching the image of Liverpool and its citizens.
Klopp will lead out his players in Paris this weekend, hoping to secure a Champions League trophy win over Real Madrid after a season that has already seen the team land the Carabao and FA Cups. Klopp has proved a hugely popular figure with Liverpool fans since his arrival at Anfield in 2015.
