Liverpool could be set to stage a huge Carabao Cup parade for Jurgen Klopp

When Jurgen Klopp leaves Liverpool at the end of the 23–24 season, the team may stage a Carabao Cup parade in his honour.

Despite suffering major injuries in the lead-up to the match, Jurgen Klopp’s farewell quadruple effort got off to the best possible start at Wembley as his team defeated Chelsea 1-0.

Alisson Becker, Mo Salah, Dominik Szoboszlai, Diogo Jota, Curtis Jones, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Darwin Nunez were all absent for Liverpool.

Even though Chelsea put a lot of pressure on Klopp’s young team towards the conclusion of the 90 minutes, they managed to hold on and force extra time, where Virgil Van-Dijk emerged victorious in the 118th minute.

The parade is scheduled for the conclusion of the season, although it seems likely that it will happen regardless of Liverpool’s performance in other tournaments.

The possible ideas were described by Paul Joyce in The Times.

“Liverpool are discussing holding an end-of-season parade through the city centre after their Carabao Cup victory to allow supporters to provide Jürgen Klopp with a fitting farewell,” writes Joyce.

“Normally, the club wouldn’t go on an open-top bus tour following a competition win, but executive level talks have been sparked by the news that the esteemed Liverpool manager will be leaving in May after nine years in command.

“No final decision has been made and Liverpool could yet lift three more trophies this season given they are top of the Premier League and involved the latter stages of the FA Cup and Europa League,” he said.

Liverpool City Council would have to send out an official invitation to Liverpool in order to arrange the street celebration, should the ideas materialise.

The last time Liverpool staged a parade was in 2022, following wins in the FA Cup and Carabao Cup. It took place the day after the team’s 1-0 loss to Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Paris.