Jurgen Klopp Sends Liverpool Fans Important Message After Champions League Final Heartache

• Jurgen Klopp is adamant he will lead Liverpool back to the Champions League final as early as next season
• The German boss made the promise after the Reds were humbled 1-0 in Paris by Real Madrid to lose the title to the La Liga giants
• Speaking after the match, Klopp described his charges as 'competitive' adding that they have all it takes to reach the final of the European competition
• Liverpool have now won one of their last three finals, losing twice against Real Madrid in the other two

Jurgen Klopp has made a promise to Liverpool fans following their Champions League final heartbreak on Saturday, May 28.

The Reds were hoping to secure the treble during the epic final staged in Paris against Real Madrid.

However, Klopp's charges fell short in the encounter as the La Liga giants secured a 1-0 narrow win to win the tournament.

Liverpool created a number of golden chances and went close through Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Diogo Jota, but were denied by the incredible Thibaut Courtois.

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However, Vinicius Jr's goal in the 59th minute of the clash was eventually the only difference as Liverpool suffered a heartbreak.

Jurgen Klopp makes promise to Liverpool fans

Metro UK reports Liverpool have now lost two of their three Champions League finals under Klopp.

However, the German is adamant his side can reach another final as soon as next season, promising Liverpool fans it is doable.

"I have a strong feeling we’ll come again. The boys are really competitive," BT Sport quoted Klopp saying.

"It’s an outstanding group together. We will have an outstanding group next season. Where’s it next season? Istanbul? Book the hotel," he added.

Sadio Mane, Salah blamed for Liverpool's Champions League loss

Earlier, Sports Brief reported Arsene Wenger has suggested that Liverpool's Premier League title loss last weekend may have had an impact on their Champions League final performance.

The former Premier League manager noted that key Liverpool players like Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah failed to turn up in Paris.

Both Mane and Salah had golden chances to put the Reds ahead of Real Madrid but were denied by the incredible Thibaut Courtois.