Jurgen Klopp has been named the Premier League Manager of the Month for December.
It is the fourth time Klopp has scooped a monthly prize this season, also winning it in August, September and November.
The 52-year-old masterminded a memorable December for Liverpool, who won every league game.
Everton, Bournemouth, Watford, Leicester City and Wolves were all seen off, as Klopp’s men lead the Premier League title race by 13 points, with a game in hand.
These Liverpool supporters have showered Klopp with praise, as he takes home yet another award:
https://twitter.com/ScouserChrisLFC/status/1215605461552128000?s=20
Award after award after award… 😳 pic.twitter.com/3z96kZ9rE2
— ShotOnGoal (@shotongoal247) January 10, 2020
https://twitter.com/SS_LFC/status/1215628120344219648?s=20
Congratulations boss
You have won Four out of Five for current season .
This is amazing…— Amaks ⛵ (@StarboardEngr) January 10, 2020
https://twitter.com/Geoff_Unbearabl/status/1215605072509505537?s=20
Read Liverpool Verdict
I don’t believe there is a better manager in the world than Klopp, following a sensational 12 months.
Pep Guardiola’s stock has fallen ever so slightly, following Manchester City’s dip in form this season.
In my opinion, the champions have peaked as a side, whereas Liverpool look in their absolute prime as an outfit.
Age is playing a part in that, with many of the Reds’ players in their mid to late 20s, whereas a lot of City’s key men are in their 30s, namely Fernandinho, David Silva and Sergio Aguero.
There is also a hunger from the Merseysiders to get over the finish line this season, while City look like a team struggling to muster the energy to win three league titles in a row.
Klopp has turned Liverpool into a monster, making immaculate signings and changing the mindset of the entire club.
When he arrived they were top-four hopefuls and confidence was low, but there is now expectancy to win games, rather than hope.
Klopp promised to turn everyone from “doubters to believers” and he has delivered emphatically, with belief running through the manager, the players and the fans.
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