Jurgen Klopp's tenure at Liverpool has seen the team score over 1000 goals, making him only the fourth manager in Premier League history to achieve this feat.
Since Klopp took the reins in 2015, Liverpool have consistently shown their attacking prowess across various competitions.
The landmark of 1000th goal came spectacularly from Darwin Nunez, who struck a long-range effort in the first half of their Europa League match against Sparta Prague, which Liverpool won 5-1 on Thursday, March 7.
Nunez later added the 1001st goal, with Luis Diaz and Dominik Szoboszlai also finding the back of the net to seal the victory in the Czech capital.
The German coach, Klopp has been instrumental in unleashing the full potential of Nunez, who has become a crucial player in Liverpool's recent attacking success.
In the absence of Mohamed Salah, Nunez has proven to be a vital component of Liverpool's attacking prowess.
Nunez showcased his clinical finishing once again by scoring his second goal of the game just before halftime which further solidified his importance to the team with 16 goals and 11 assists this season.
Jurgen Klopp has quickly become a legend among Liverpool managers reaching the milestone of 1000 goals in just 476 games, surpassing the previous records set by the likes of Bill Shankly and Tom Watson who achieved this feat in 561 and 587 games respectively.
Klopp's impressive track record and fast success have solidified his place as one of the greatest managers in Liverpool's history.
This accomplishment is a testament to Klopp's impact on the team and sets the stage for what promises to be a memorable final season.
Now, with 1000 goals to look back on, Liverpool fans will fondly remember Jürgen Klopp's historic achievement at the club.
Unfortunately, the coach will be departing after a period filled with glory and countless memories that brought joy to millions of Liverpool fans worldwide.
Here, we highlight some of the key numbers behind Liverpool’s 1003 goals scored under Klopp.
Season-by-season
2015/16: 87
2016/17: 92
2017/18: 135
2018/19: 115
2019/20: 116
2020/21: 97
2021/22: 148
2022/23: 103
2023/24: 110
Goals by competition
Premier League: 692
Champions League (inc. qualifying): 150
Europa League: 39
UEFA Super Cup: 2
FA Cup: 49
League Cup: 63
Club World Cup: 3
Community Shield: 5
Premier League managers to reach 1000 goals with one club
Pep Guardiola – Manchester City: 404 matches
Jurgen Klopp – Liverpool: 476 matches
Arsene Wenger – Arsenal: 554 matches
Sir Alex Ferguson – Manchester United: 601 matches
There will be little time for Klopp to celebrate this historic achievement, as attention now shifts to their upcoming Premier League clash against Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday, March 10.
Since Klopp took the reins in 2015, Liverpool have consistently shown their attacking prowess across various competitions.
The landmark of 1000th goal came spectacularly from Darwin Nunez, who struck a long-range effort in the first half of their Europa League match against Sparta Prague, which Liverpool won 5-1 on Thursday, March 7.
Nunez later added the 1001st goal, with Luis Diaz and Dominik Szoboszlai also finding the back of the net to seal the victory in the Czech capital.
The German coach, Klopp has been instrumental in unleashing the full potential of Nunez, who has become a crucial player in Liverpool's recent attacking success.
In the absence of Mohamed Salah, Nunez has proven to be a vital component of Liverpool's attacking prowess.
Nunez showcased his clinical finishing once again by scoring his second goal of the game just before halftime which further solidified his importance to the team with 16 goals and 11 assists this season.
Jurgen Klopp has quickly become a legend among Liverpool managers reaching the milestone of 1000 goals in just 476 games, surpassing the previous records set by the likes of Bill Shankly and Tom Watson who achieved this feat in 561 and 587 games respectively.
Klopp's impressive track record and fast success have solidified his place as one of the greatest managers in Liverpool's history.
This accomplishment is a testament to Klopp's impact on the team and sets the stage for what promises to be a memorable final season.
Now, with 1000 goals to look back on, Liverpool fans will fondly remember Jürgen Klopp's historic achievement at the club.
Unfortunately, the coach will be departing after a period filled with glory and countless memories that brought joy to millions of Liverpool fans worldwide.
Here, we highlight some of the key numbers behind Liverpool’s 1003 goals scored under Klopp.
Season-by-season
2015/16: 87
2016/17: 92
2017/18: 135
2018/19: 115
2019/20: 116
2020/21: 97
2021/22: 148
2022/23: 103
2023/24: 110
Goals by competition
Premier League: 692
Champions League (inc. qualifying): 150
Europa League: 39
UEFA Super Cup: 2
FA Cup: 49
League Cup: 63
Club World Cup: 3
Community Shield: 5
Premier League managers to reach 1000 goals with one club
Pep Guardiola – Manchester City: 404 matches
Jurgen Klopp – Liverpool: 476 matches
Arsene Wenger – Arsenal: 554 matches
Sir Alex Ferguson – Manchester United: 601 matches
What's next?
There will be little time for Klopp to celebrate this historic achievement, as attention now shifts to their upcoming Premier League clash against Manchester City at Anfield on Sunday, March 10.