Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler says that he is ready to hand over his nickname to manager Jurgen Klopp.
Fowler is affectionately called "God" by Reds fans for his exploits when he was up front for the team in the 1990s and 2000s.
But Fowler says that after Klopp led the team to its first league triumph in 30 years, the German is worthy of the nickname.
"I think I'm going to have to relinquish this God shout now, give it on to Jurgen. Jurgen can be called 'God' now, can't he?" he told Optus Sport.
"I'll let him have that, I'll let him have it.
"I honestly feel brilliant, I know we haven't played for Liverpool for a long time but to be here and witnessing what we've witnessed, it's absolutely incredible, it really is."
"Since Jurgen's been there, I think the belief that he has given the players and they really go into every game believing that they will win, believing that no one can touch them," he continued.
"He's got the attitude absolutely spot on. What he said four years ago that he's going to bring the Premier League to this club, he's absolutely nailed it. In four years, he's been in the Europa League final, he's been in a Champions League final twice, obviously they've won it once, and now the Premier League.
"I think the belief that he's instilled into them players has been nothing short of just a phenomenal bit of man management."
