15 minutes before the conclusion, Jurgen Klopp made a gesture that completely transformed Liverpool’s fate.

Halfway through extra time, it appeared as though Jurgen Klopp gave an inspirational team speech, and Liverpool went on to crush Chelsea and steal the Carabao Cup in the closing seconds.

As Gary Neville so brilliantly put it, “Klopp’s Kids” defeated the “Blue billion-pound bottlejobs” to win Liverpool the Carabao Cup.

With barely three minutes remaining in the second half of extra time, Virgil van Dijk scored the winning goal from a corner. Reds manager Jurgen Klopp gave a number of young Liverpool players the opportunity to go and establish themselves going into that last half-hour, and that’s precisely what they accomplished.

Neville took to Twitter to criticise Chelsea’s effort in extra time, but even at halftime in extra time, there were indications that the Reds would win this title. Klopp exuded calmness, while Pochettino appeared to gather his Chelsea players in a nervous huddle.

Hugging his players, grinning, and laughing, the German coach was his normal self. It was clear that Klopp was exerting every effort to make sure his Liverpool team, which at this point had an average age of just under 24, was at ease heading into the last stretch.

The team meetings held after hours conveyed a more comprehensive narrative. After more than seven years in the English game, Pochettino is still without a trophy. Klopp, on the other hand, has won eight titles during his remarkable tenure as Reds manager.

He has experienced it firsthand and earned the medals. As the game entered its final minutes, there was not a trace of dread or concern emanating from his technical area, which obviously had the desired effect on his young players on the field.

After the game ended, Van Dijk spoke passionately about Liverpool’s younger players, saying to Sky Sports: “It means so much, all the young boys on the pitch in extra time, it’s incredible I’m so proud of the team, intense game for both sides, we had chances and… amazing.”

“I tried to stand up a little bit quickly because I didn’t want to get hurt. Listen, it’s all about the feeling, and I’m incredibly proud of the guys—all the little boys contributing to what we accomplished today—because it’s amazing and, well, there’s more.”

With a trophy on the line and a penalty shootout looming, it is uncommon to witness a manager giggling to themselves, but Klopp is not your typical manager. It is Chelsea’s sixth consecutive Wembley loss, and they view it as a devastating blow.

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According to reports, Ederson, an Atalanta midfielder, is a target for Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal.

Ederson, an Atalanta midfielder, is apparently a target for Manchester United, Liverpool, and Arsenal.

The Premier division’s biggest clubs have taken notice of the 24-year-old Brazilian as he has established himself as a dependable player in the Italian division. Tutto Atalanta reports that the midfield player might fetch a summer transfer fee of up to €45 million. It will be fascinating to see if Liverpool, Manchester United, or Arsenal are willing to pay a hefty price for him.

At the end of the current campaign, Manchester United needs to bring him in as a centre midfielder. Since joining the team, Sofyan Amrabat has mostly disappointed, and when his loan agreement expires, he will return to his native club.

Ederson might wind up being a great addition to the Red Devils. In addition to adding creativity and goals to the side, he will assist in managing the game’s speed. This season, he has six goals and one assist in all competitions.

Likewise, when Thiago Alcantara departs Liverpool in the summer, the team will want a central midfield player. By season’s end, the Spaniard’s contract will expire.

In the event that Thomas Partey chooses to leave Arsenal, Mikel Arteta will need to effectively replace him. In recent months, there have been rumours that the Ghanaian international wants to leave Arsenal.

It will be intriguing to watch where Ederson ends up, since he will undoubtedly be tempted to join a major Premier League club. Although the Brazilian might be able to recoup the investment in the upcoming seasons, the stated asking amount might end up being a bit of an issue.