Liverpool head coach Jurgen Klopp couldn't hold back his tears after becoming the first German manager ever to win the Premier League.

"It's such a big moment, I am completely overwhelmed," Klopp told Sky Sports.

"Tonight it is for you out there," added Klopp.

"It's incredible. I hope you stay at home, or go in front of your house if you want, but not more. We do it together in this moment and it is a joy to do it for you."

Liverpool was crowned as the champions of the Premier League for the 2019-20 season, bringing an end to their 30 long years drought after Chelsea defeated Manchester City 2-1 on Thursday (local time) at Stamford Bridge, meaning the Merseyside have an unassailable 23-point lead over City with seven games left in the competition.

It was back in 1989-90 when the Reds last won the top-flight championship in England.

Klopp's side will now look to write even more history. They need 15 points from their remaining seven matches to set a new record points total for a Premier League campaign, and can also become the first team to win every single home game in a single season.

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The German also claimed that Liverpool will be holding a celebratory parade through the city when it is safe to do so.  

"We will create pictures in the future with the parade whenever it will be for all our supporters," he said.

"We will be together and enjoy this in a proper manner," he added.

Liverpool will now play against Manchester City at Etihad Stadium on July 3.