Jurgen Klopp was awarded the LMA Manager of the Year award on Tuesday evening after another astounding season in charge of the Reds.
Despite missing out on the Premier League title to Manchester City by one point, the Reds achieve 90 plus points for the third time under the German's guidance and produced a remarkable run during the second half of the season to close the gap on the Sky Blues.
This is the second time Klopp has won this prize, which is voted for by fellow professional managers and can be awarded to any coach in England's top four tiers. The Liverpool boss was also recognised for his efforts during the 2019/20 after ending Liverpool's 30-year wait for the top-flight title.
