Jurgen Klopp's final Instagram story as Liverpool manager is everything fans hoped for

Jurgen Klopp has posted his final Instagram story as Liverpool manager - and it's exactly what fans would have hoped for.

The German joined the social media platform days before his final game in charge against Wolves on Sunday, which Liverpool won 2-0.

He announced that he was on Instagram in order to stay connected with Liverpool fans, and to keep them updated on what he was doing with his time away from management.

Klopp has already got to work on the platform, posting two reels and a host of Instagram stories as he settles into life on social media.

But his final 'official' story as Liverpool manager was exactly what fans wanted to see when he signed up for Instagram.

The German simply took a wideshot of the press room, with the caption: "I'll miss this view..."

The comment was, of course, partially tongue-in-cheek, with Klopp having had his fair share of run-ins with the media during his time in charge at Anfield.

Earlier this month, he took aim at TNT Sports for Liverpool's high amount of Saturday 12:30pm kick-offs on the channel - and said he would be cancelling his subscription with them at the end of the season.

He exclaimed: "I had a discussion only the other day with the colleagues from our favourite TV channel which I will definitely not watch again, TNT, and said it's always a conversation they have, saying they pay you, they give money to football.

"I was waiting for Amnesty International to go to them" 😬

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says the fixture scheduling is "a crime" 👇 pic.twitter.com/jS22y2eCuj

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"It's not like that, I don't see it like that. It's exactly the other way round, football pays them.

"That they dare give Thursday, Sunday, Wednesday, Saturday 12:30 is a crime. I was actually waiting for Amnesty International to go to them!

"I would like to once be part of that meeting where somebody says, 'Liverpool 12:30', and the whole room is bursting into laughter. 'Again?!' I would love to be there."