Jurgen Klopp is now among the Champions League's most successful managers as top 10 named

Liverpool are back in the Champions League semi-finals.

The Reds saw off Benfica this week to reach the last four.

Jurgen Klopp is now looking to guide his side to the final for the third time in five seasons.

Liverpool have been dominant in the Champions League this season.

They’ve played 10 games, won eight times, drawn once and lost once.

Liverpool’s success in Europe this season means Klopp has now established himself among the most successful managers in Champions League history.

How do we know that? Transfermarkt have posted a graphic which shows the 10 managers that have enjoyed the most success in Europe’s premier cup competition.

View their list below…

Sir Alex Ferguson is by far the most successful manager in Champions League history.

He led United to the trophy twice (1999 and 2008), while they also made the final on two more occasions (2009 and 2011).

His tally of 381 points won in the Champions League is 18 points clear of Carlo Ancelotti in second.

Ancelotti could still add to his tally this season, though, with his Real Madrid side still in the competition.

Arsene Wenger rounds out the podium places, despite never managing to win the Champions League with Arsenal.

He is set to be overtaken in the next year, though, with Pep Guardiola in fourth and just 10 points behind.

Jose Mourinho also makes the top five. Mourinho has now been in the Champions League this season but will be hoping to be there next campaign with Roma.

There’s then a massive gap down to Louis van Gaal in sixth.

Klopp is now ninth. He’s leapfrogged both Diego Simeone and Fabio Capello this season.

He could well finish the 2021/22 season in eighth. Liverpool have a maximum of three games remaining and, should they get at least seven points