Jurgen Klopp hopes to end season on high as Liverpool prepare for Crystal Palace

Jurgen Klopp said he wants to end the season by providing Liverpool fans a reason to celebrate.

Klopp is entering his final weeks as Reds manager, having announced that he step down at the end of the season. Liverpool are locked in a tight three-way fight at the top of the Premier League as they gear up for the match against Crystal Palace on Sunday.

Liverpool already have one trophy in the cabinet this season – the League Cup. Their hopes in the Europa League took a big hit after Thursday's 3-0 home defeat against Atalanta in the first leg of their quarter-final.

"For me I've had enough parades and parties, it was never about that and it will never be [about that] but I would love to give the people the opportunity to celebrate something special and I think it would be right as well," Klopp told Sky News.

"I'm still happy we are still in that fight. I want to make sure we really go for it."

When asked if the results would have an impact on his legacy, Klopp said: "I don't care ... would that make me a great manager? I never considered myself a great manager. Never, ever in my life.

"What's important is that the Liverpool people are happy with what we did – that's the only important thing ...

"On my gravestone, I don't want, 'here is one of the most successful managers on the planet', you are still lying three feet under. No, not for me. I want to be remembered as somebody who helped people through life."

Klopp had announced in January that he will step down at the end of the season, adding that he plans to take a break from football.

"This will be the first time in my life where I don't have a real idea of what I will do and that's exactly what I want," he said.

Earlier, Klopp promised a strong reaction from his team