Liverpool:Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp on Friday paid tribute to frontline workers in Christmas message to fans. He wrote a special message for all the frontline workers, calling them the "real heroes" for helping countless people amid corona pandemic-hit year.

Klopp paid his tributes to the frontline workers in a lengthy message, shared by the club's official website. He said,  "As I am sure you know by now, each year I like to write a message to Liverpool fans around the world to wish them a very happy and peaceful Christmas, however, they are choosing to celebrate it. He further added," I would like to pay tribute with all my heart to the frontline workers around the world, the doctors, nurses, hospital staff, the emergency services, for all you have done in the last nine months,"

The manager also admitted that he is short of words to describe how much he "respect and admire all you are doing for people in these times. He wrote, "On behalf of me and my team and my club, thank you. You are real heroes for us all. I will be thinking of you today.

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