After a 4-0 home win over Manchester United, Liverpool completed a home-and-away double against Manchester United to continue to attack the four titles. Needless to say, Klopp's coaching has put Liverpool on the right track, while United, which has changed five managers in eight years, still see no hope.
In fact, just eight years ago, United tried to persuade Klopp to take over. Less than a year after Moyes took office, United lost patience. Looking for a replacement for Moyes, United took a fancy to Klopp, who was then in charge of Borussia Dortmund.
In Klopp's biography, Klopp's rejection of Manchester United was revealed in detail. United executive vice-chairman Woodward flew to Germany for a meeting at Klopp, when Moyes' brief tenure at Old Trafford was coming to an end and Klopp became the biggest favourite to replace him as United executives thought he would allow the Red Devils to play more adventurous football again.
Woodward told Klopp that Dream Theater is "like an adult version of Disneyland," a fabulous place where, as the nickname suggests, has world-class entertainment that will make your dreams come true.
Klopp was not fully persuaded by his remarks, which he considered somewhat "unsympathetic" and told Vátsk how he felt, but he did not immediately reject United's offer.
Klopp's hesitation, coupled with Louis van Gaal's stellar performance at the World Cup in Brazil, led United to opt for Van Gaal, and after a year of rejecting Manchester United, Klopp took over liverpool's coaching whip.
Since Klopp took charge of Liverpool, United have sacked three managers, Louis van Gaal, Jose Mourinho and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, the latter two of whom were sacked a few months after the contract extension, while Ryan Giggs, Carrick and Lonnick all briefly coached the Red Devils.
With United in a slump, Woodward's claims about "Disneyland" have become a laughing stock. After Woodward's departure, it is still far from when United will recover.
After much deliberation, United have finalized a new manager. This time, Motov and Fletcher did not convince Tenhach with exaggerated rhetoric during the interview, but instead, the Dutch exposed the problems with Manchester United.
Tenhach believes that United have invested huge sums of money in reinforcements, but most of them have not met expectations, from Falcao, Di Maria, Martial to Maguire and Wan-Bissaka.
Tenhach's first task was to "overhaul" the dressing room, however, he was unlikely to do so in the summer window. However, Klopp has shown United how to find the right way, and in the first summer window after taking charge of Liverpool, he signed Mane and Wijnaldum, and these two precisely reflect Klopp's tactical thinking.
After the "adult version of Disney" became a thing of the past, Whether Tenhach can redefine the club's culture like Klopp will be the key to whether United can get back on track.