Jurgen Klopp delighted his Liverpool stars with some dad dancing at their party

                                                                                                          The German finally managed to end Liverpool's 30-year wait to be crowned champions of England with Chelsea's win over Manchester City on Thursday the deciding blow for the Reds.
Liverpool's players gathered to watch the action unfold from Stamford Bridge at the Formby Hall Golf Resort and Spa and then stayed at the venue to celebrate well into the early hours of Friday morning. Klopp, known how his willingness to get stuck into the celebrations, was ecstatic and showed just how happy he was to finally cut loose on the dance floor.

Footage shows the manager being encouraged by his players to take centre stage as they stood back and let him real off some moves.

Dancing to club classic 'Hotel Room Service' by American star Pitbull, Klopp goes on to show off his best moves while the likes of Alisson and Virgil van Dijk cheer him on. 

Klopp was then pictured arriving back at his home in Formby on Friday morning, smiling for the cameras as he drove into his driveway.

Andy Robertson posted another video of the celebrations on Friday morning, joking 'I only came down for breakfast' with the majority of the squad still partying in the footage, which was captured hours before. Manchester City's defeat to Chelsea confirmed the Reds' long wait was over as they sealed their 19th league title and first since the 1989/90 season.

Liverpool are now 23 points clear of closest challengers City with seven matches to go after racking up 28 wins, two draws and only one defeat from their 31 matches so far this campaign.  

The Liverpool star's relentless energy has won points for the team this season It will take a decade to fully appreciate the brilliance of Jurgen Klopp's men

                                                                                                 Liverpool have some great individuals but are a team first and foremost. The unity is amazing, how they all attack together, work together. Some of the players would slot into any Liverpool team from the past — Virgil van Dijk, Mo Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold — but it’s down to the collective which is why they are currently champions of England, Europe and the world.

No Liverpool grouping has worked harder for each other, and that’s quite a statement given some of the club’s great sides. Klopp has improved and developed every single member of the squad. Van Dijk arrived as the most expensive defender in the world, but he’s even better now.