Liverpool's manager Arne Slot expressed heartfelt gratitude to his predecessor, Jurgen Klopp, after leading the team to a remarkable Premier League title victory. The Reds secured their 20th top-flight title with a commanding 5-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield, marking a significant milestone for the club. Slot, who took the reins from Klopp last summer, acknowledged the foundation laid by his predecessor, stating, "What mattered most is the team he left behind that was able to win the trophy."

In a touching moment, Slot honored Klopp by incorporating a song that Klopp had requested Liverpool fans sing after his final game, altering the lyrics to celebrate both their legacies. The victory is especially significant as it is Liverpool's first title win in front of their supporters since 1990, contrasting with their 2020 triumph during the COVID-19 pandemic when fans were absent from the stadium.

Slot emphasized the quality and culture instilled in the team by Klopp and assistant coach Pep Lijnders, which played a vital role in this season's success. He noted that the team's early strong performances, combined with a difficult spell for rivals Manchester City, helped Liverpool exceed expectations this season, as they initially aimed for a top-four finish. The team's resilience was evident as they overcame an early deficit against Spurs, showcasing their determination to clinch the title.

Key players like Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk shared their excitement and pride in winning the title at Anfield, with Salah highlighting the unique joy of celebrating with fans in the stadium. Van Dijk dedicated the victory to the supporters, reinforcing the connection between the club and its passionate fanbase. With this title, Slot has not only made his mark as the first Dutch manager to win the Premier League but has also set the stage for continued success as Liverpool looks to defend their title in the coming seasons.