How many trophies has Jurgen Klopp won with Liverpool?

Since taking the helm at Liverpool in October 2015, Jürgen Klopp has not only redefined the club's style of play but has also ended their wait for silverware, bringing joy and pride back to the Anfield faithful.

The charismatic German manager, known for his passionate sideline antics and dynamic tactics, has transformed Liverpool back into one of the most formidable teams in world football.

But exactly how many trophies has Klopp added to the Liverpool trophy cabinet during his tenure at Anfield?

This blog post delves into Klopp's successful journey with Liverpool, celebrating his achievements and the remarkable impact he has made on the club and city.

The Klopp Era begins

Jurgen Klopp arrived at Anfield with the club in a state of flux, having struggled to consistently challenge for top honours in English and European football.

His appointment was a statement of intent from the Liverpool hierarchy - a move towards a more dynamic, aggressive, and entertaining style of football.

Klopp, with his infectious enthusiasm and 'heavy metal' football philosophy, was the perfect fit for a club with Liverpool's rich history and ambitions.

The silverware under Klopp: How many trophies has he won at Anfield?

Since Klopp's arrival, Liverpool have secured eight trophies, marking an era of success that has seen the club return to the pinnacle of both English and European football.

Here's a breakdown of the silverware Klopp has won with Liverpool:

UEFA Champions League (2018/2019)

Klopp's first major trophy with Liverpool came when his team triumphed in the UEFA Champions League, beating Tottenham Hotspur in the final after the historic night Liverpool beat Barcelona 4-0 at Anfield.

This victory was a monumental achievement, signalling Liverpool's return to the top of European football.

UEFA Super Cup (2019)

Following their Champions League victory, Liverpool went on to win the UEFA Super Cup, defeating Chelsea in a penalty shootout. This victory further cemented their status as Europe's premier club..

FIFA Club World Cup (2019)

Klopp's Liverpool claimed their first-ever FIFA Club World Cup title by defeating Flamengo in the final, showcasing their dominance on the global stage..

Premier League (2019/2020)

Perhaps the most cherished of Klopp's achievements, Liverpool's Premier League title win in the 2019-2020 season ended a 30-year league title drought for the club. This victory was a testament to Klopp's transformative impact on the team..

FA Cup (2021/2022)

Klopp guided Liverpool to FA Cup glory, winning the prestigious domestic cup competition and further adding to his trophy haul.

Carabao Cup (2021/2022)

In the same season, Liverpool also secured the EFL Cup, showcasing their depth and quality across all competitions..

FA Community Shield (2022)

Liverpool beat Manchester City 3-2 to win the 2022/23 season curtain-raiser although it was to be a false dawn as Pep Guardiola's side ended the Premier League season 22 points ahead of the Reds.

Carabao Cup (2024)

Liverpool beat Chelsea 1-0 in extra time courtesy of a powerful header from Virgil van Dijk to lift the 2023/24 Carabao Cup just two years after their last time lifting the trophy.

Klopp's second Carabao Cup win took Liverpool's record tally to 10 overall and marked his eighth trophy with the Reds.

Klopp's impact beyond trophies

While the trophies are a tangible measure of Klopp's success at Liverpool, his impact extends far beyond silverware.

He has revitalised the club, instilling a belief and a style of play that resonates with the fans and terrifies opponents. More impactfully he gave himself completely to the people of Liverpool.

Best of all, he has always sought to act with class and while he's a bit mad, mind you, Jurgen Klopp is an incredible person and really was the best choice when FSG were looking for a new manager in 2015.

Now that he's leaving, the German does so with the club in a vastly better position than he found it. I think that's the ultimate goal for any manager so he should be proud of what he's accomplished on Merseyside.