Jurgen Klopp will end his incredible Reds career in May, with some of his peers showing him respect to underline his influence in English football.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta described the German as a "huge contribution" to the Premier League and praised him in particular for his excellence here.
According to the Mirror, Arteta said in an interview ahead of the game against Nottingham Forest: "I think he has made the Premier League a better look. First of all, his character, charisma, ideas, and passion for the game are all unique. I think he has contributed immensely to the development of this alliance. ”
Secondly, I like the way he does it. When you see the passion he put into it and candidly explain the reasons behind this difficult decision, the challenges, and everything related to our work, I think he handled it the right way. ”
When somebody gives almost everything to a football club and a league, you have to respect that and you should politely say thank you because I think he's made this league more competitive. He makes every coach better, he makes the league more intense and intense. ”
Arteta and Jurgen Klopp have clashed near the touchline in the past, and Arteta's angry rant at Klopp angered Reds fans at Anfield, which led to Liverpool's thrashing of Arsenal 4-0 in November 2021.
The pair will face each other in the Premier League for the last time this weekend as managers of Arsenal and Liverpool respectively.