Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp started his managerial career with Mainz after making more than 300 league appearances for the German outfit during his playing days
Jurgen Klopp made good use of the international break by travelling to Germany to watch his former club Mainz in action.
Klopp has a special connection with Mainz. The defender spent most of his playing career with the German side - making more than 300 league appearances - and started his managerial career there 22 years ago. He took charge of 270 games. Klopp left Mainz in 2008 and became Borussia Dortmund's manager, where he won two Bundesliga tiles . He's achieved more success at Liverpool - winning the Premier League title, Champions League and five other trophies.
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