Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has been named the League Managers Association’s Premier League manager of the year.
The German, 56, additionally collected the Sir Alex Ferguson Trophy, which is voted for by the full membership of managers throughout all the divisions.
Klopp’s Liverpool missed out on the Premier League title by some extent to Manchester City on Sunday however received each the FA Cup and League Cup this season.
The Reds meet Real Madrid in the closing of the Champions League on Saturday.
“It is a superb honour and it was an insane season,” the German, 54, mentioned. “It was not the greatest consequence for us, however we’re already over it.”
He added: “When you win a prize like this you might be both a genius or you have got the greatest teaching employees in the world – and I’m right here with all of my teaching employees, they know the way a lot I admire them.”
Kath Phipps, a receptionist at Manchester United for greater than 50 years, received the Service to Football Award.
