Twenty-five years ago, The World Cup triumphed with Jurgen Klinsmann and landed in the Premier League with the golden bomber. At this time, it is only the third season of the premier league, and the premier league is far from being as dazzling as it is today. Jürgen is probably the first German name to impress Premier League fans. At that time, the mention of Jurgen was already a strong stroke in the history of the Premier League.
Jurgen Klinsmann was 30 years old when he landed in the Premier League, and the Premier League is indeed a bit unfamiliar to him, who has achieved success in Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1. At Tottenham Hotspur, Klinsmann didn't build a dynasty like Inter, but this season was a small peak of his career for him. After a world cup failure in the United States, Klinsmann regained his confidence in White Hart Lane, with 21 Premier League goals being the most prolific season of his career in a single season.
His debut in the Premier League was a resounding success, with Jürgen becoming the first German in Premier League history to become famous. There has never been a German player who has made a sensation like him. But another Jurgen, today, finally stood at the peak of the Premier League stage. He was Jurgen Klopp. While Klinsmann shined in the Premier League, Klopp was the unnamed captain of a humble and unknown team in German football, Mainz. The Premier League has had a shortage of German coaches in recent seasons, with Jürgen Klopp in addition to Wagner and Fakkel, but the other two Germans have no foothold in the Premier League at all.
Jurgen Klopp is a manager who has been on a mission since the moment he landed in the Premier League and has been particularly valued by Liverpool. The "ballast" necessary to create a dynasty is the league championship. A king without a league title is not worthy of the title of king at all. This Jurgen shouldered the great mission of Liverpool's revival. Coach Jürgen's influence in the Premier League has far surpassed that of player Jürgen, and the German has created not a star scenery that shines for a season, but a new red dynasty that is red all over the Premier League.
Klinsmann left the Premier League with amazement, and Klopp left the Premier League with shock. From Jürgen to Jürgen, the Germans conquered the Premier League again after a gap of 25 years, except that Jurgen Klopp, after completing Borussia Dortmund's revival mission, replicated the miracle on Liverpool. The last Jurgen could not be called the Emperor, and Klopp could already become the "Jurgen the Great" in the history of the Premier League.
Golden Bomber to Jurgen the Great, one is a submachine gun that shines in the Premier League, and the other is a generation of grandmasters who command the Great Division to shine on the Premier League. Long live Jurgen!