If three months has seemed like a long time to wait for Liverpool fans to finally, officially, win the Premier League title, it is nothing compared to the 30 years since the Reds last lifted the old First Division trophy back in April 1990. In this, one of the strangest seasons football has known, the identity of the next champions of England has never really been in doubt since Jurgen Klopp's men have been unstoppable, winning 26 of their first 27 games and stretching into a 25 point lead before the season was suspended due to the coronavirus epidemic. The impact of Klopp on the Anfield club has been nothing short of remarkable. When he arrived in 2015, the club seemed to be in the doldrums and a title seemed decades away with the mega-rich owners of Chelsea and Manchester City set to dominate for years. Now he has won four trophies in just over a year! In 'Champions At Last' former Daily Mirror Chief Football Writer Harry Harris has followed the career of Klopp and analyses what makes the former Borussia Dortmund boss tick and how he has managed the transformation of the club to the extent that he is now seen as a modern incarnation of legendary Liverpool boss Bill Shankly.