"Let’s give the boss a good send off lads!" - Liverpool fans react as Jurgen Klopp names his last ever PL lineup as Reds manager

Fans have reacted on X after Jurgen Klopp named his last-ever starting XI as Liverpool manager after a successful nine-year tenure. The Reds are set to face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday, May 19, in what is sure to be an extremely emotional evening at Anfield.

Klopp is set to take charge of his 491st game for the Reds. The German tactician will hope to get his 299th win as the Reds look to end their season on a high. They are currently third with 86 points and have already secured UEFA Champions League qualification for next season.

Alisson Becker starts in goal for Liverpool. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jarell Quansah, Virgil van Dijk, and Andy Robertson make up the defense. The midfield consists of Wataru Endo, Alexis Mac Allister, and Harvey Elliott. Luis Diaz, Mohamed Salah, and Cody Gakpo start up front to complete the starting XI.

One fan reacted by posting:

"No Thiago on the bench :( but let’s give the boss a good send of lads!"

"Please win and keep a clean sheet for the sake of klopp and the fans."

Other fan reactions can be viewed below:

"Make him proud, come on Reds!" one fan said.

"one last dance, let’s enjoy it", another fan stated.

"WIN FOR KLOPP", one fan demanded.

"Win for Klopp today, that’s all we ask", another fan wrote.

"Expecting a Joe Gomez goal today", one fan cheekily said.

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What happened the last time Liverpool faced Wolves in the PL?

Liverpool will be hoping to send Klopp out on a winning note as they get set to host Wolves later today. Let's take look a look at what happened when these two sides faced each other in the reverse fixture earlier this season:

Wolves hosted the Reds at the Molineux on September 16, 2023, where the visitors secured a hard-fought 3-1 win. Wolves dominated the first half, taking the lead via Hwang Hee-chan (7') but were unable to make the most of the clear-cut chances that followed.

They were punished by a resilient Liverpool side in the second half. Klopp's men leveled the scores through Cody Gakpo's effort in the 55th minute. Andy Robertson's goal in the 85th minute and Hugo Bueno's 91st-minute own goal ensured the Reds walked away with all three points.