'Nobody has to worry' - Jurgen Klopp explains why next season will be different for Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp has urged Liverpool not to "take their foot off the gas" next season as he anticipates even greater competition at the top of the Premier League table.

The Reds are preparing for a dramatic final day of the top-flight campaign as they aim to complete the third leg of an unprecedented trophy quadruple.

Klopp's side, who entertain Wolverhampton Wanderers, are a point behind leaders Manchester City, who host Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa knowing failure to win could let in Liverpool to regain the title they had to hand over to Pep Guardiola and his players last season.

The dominance of City and Liverpool - who will both finish in the top two for the third time in four seasons - is such there is a an 18-point gap to outgoing European champions Chelsea in third place.

Klopp, though, is under no illusion over the size of the task facing his squad next season in fending off the Londoners, along with a revitalised Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, who will be managed by departing Ajax boss Erik ten Hag.

Asked if any team can challenge Liverpool and City, the Reds boss said: "Yes. When we play Chelsea, I see that. In the FA Cup final, I was over the moon with our first half-hour because that was the best half-hour we'd ever played against Chelsea because it's incredibly difficult. We will learn, and we will see how the squads will look next season, all these kind of things.

"But you know Ten Hag is arriving at United and they don't wait now five years or whatever, they will go big and these kind of things. You have Tottenham and Antonio Conte is very, very ambitious and they have already a good team. To play in two competitions (Premier League and Champions League) they will need a few more players and they