Some Liverpool fans are upset with the unveiling of a mural in the team’s honour dedicated to Jurgen Klopp.Trent Alexander-Arnold Mural with Fans in Support of Foodbanks Unveiled by TAWAfter leading the Reds for nine successful years, the manager made the announcement in January that he would be leaving the team at the conclusion of the current season.

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In his latest artwork, Klopp can be seen grinning.In his latest artwork, Klopp can be seen grinning. Klopp has become known as a club icon after guiding Liverpool to victories in both the domestic and European leagues (source: Getty).As the season draws to a close, the number of games he still has control over is decreasing daily.Erdinger and Klopp have collaborated for over four years. But a brand-new mural featuring Klopp was unveiled, so people will still remember him even if he departs Liverpool.It is located on the side of a building on Slater Street and has the brewery’s emblem along with a glass of German beer, Erdinger.Fans on social media, however, didn’t think the tweak was good; one on X said, “It’s so annoying that these are all adverts now.”Unveiled by TAW, Trent Alexander-Arnold Mural with Fans in Support of Foodbanks “Whatever genuine mural culture there was is getting totally absorbed by the brands,” he continued.Regarding the artwork by local artist John Culshaw, a fourth person commented, “Not a fan, just looks like a big advert.”In a TV promo, Klopp, who formerly had a mural close to Anfield, said, “Never skim an Erdinger!” as an ambassador for the brand since 2019.For more than four years, Erdinger and Klopp have worked together.Darragh MacAnthony, the owner of Peterborough United, believes that Kieran McKenna, the manager of Ipswich Town, should take over as manager of Liverpool in place of Jurgen Klopp.Erdinger may be preparing to try something similar towards the end of the season, given that Klopp went for a triple in his final weeks with the squad.Liverpool has already won the Carabao Cup and is presently leading the Premier League, ahead of Manchester City and Arsenal.In addition, the Reds are in the Europa League quarterfinals and could be headed for a historic season finale under Klopp.