Jurgen Klopp questions UEFA over "not right" Champions League final ticket allocation

Stam urges Man Utd board to back Ten Hag as rebuild begins

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is selling the club

Rich Jones gives verdict on Erik ten Hag from Amsterdam

Mikel Arteta outlines aims after signing new Arsenal contract

Jurgen Klopp previews Tottenham clash

Thomas Tuchel on race for Champions League spots

Antonio Conte previews huge Liverpool clash in Premier League

Rangnick confirms plans to hold talks with incoming boss ten Hag

Pep Guardiola hasn't spoken to his players since Real Madrid defeat

Jurgen Klopp has backed Liverpool fans groups, who hit out at UEFA’s greedy “rip off” pricing and allocation of tickets for the Champions League final against Real Madrid.

The Reds boss bluntly asked where the rest of the tickets have gone, after his club received an allocation of just 20,000 in a stadium with a capacity of almost 81,000.

Klopp has no qualms about calling out the football authorities for their incessant pursuit of profit, and he said: "When you see the ticket prices and the amount of tickets you get... is it right? Is it right we only get 20,000 [tickets], Real get 20,000 and there's 75,000 in? That makes 35,000. What?? Where are these tickets [going]?"

Liverpool supporters union Spirit of Shankly have written an open letter to UEFA urging them to reconsider the extortionate ticket price, set between £50 and £578, with 20 per cent of their allocation priced at £410 or higher, and the majority £150 or more.

And they want a fairer distribution of tickets, calling UEFA’s policy a “rip off”, and accusing the governing body of hypocrisy after they called out Europe’s biggest clubs for their greed in trying to set up a Super League.

"Since 2018 when LFC last played RM in the final, UEFA’s ticket revenue