Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has hinted at his desire to win the Premier League title, but is hesitant to talk about it because 'people will go nuts', according toFootball365.
The German coach has celebrated just over one year in charge of the Merseyside club, and has begun his first full season well, currently in fourth position, with many believing that they now have the squad to challenge for top spot this campaign.
When asked what he would like to be celebrating in a year's time with the Reds, the former Dortmund boss hinted at finishing on top of the pile and taking the title off of reigning champions Leicester City, but remained practical at what that may do to the team and the fans.
"To talk about a wonderful final which we've won [at the end of the season]," said Klopp.
"To talk about a few great, great games which we've won.
I cannot say the one thing that I wish would happen but if I say it, everybody goes nuts.�
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Since their shock defeat away to Burnley in the second fixture of the season, Liverpool have gone unbeaten in all competitions, picking up impressive victories over fellow title hopefuls Leicester City and Chelsea.
Jurgen's men will be looking to maintain their good form over the 'top tiered' side as their next opponents will be Jose Mourinho's Manchester United at Anfield, with the chance to go six points ahead of their old rivals.