Results of Liverpool under Jurgen Klopp after hot weather training trips

With a rare break in the list of congested matches, Jurgen Klopp took his Liverpool players to train in warm weather last week.

With 11 days elapsed between last week's 4-3 win over Crystal Palace and Leicester's visit next Wednesday, Klopp and his charges have flown to Dubai to get ready before the final months of the Premier League season, who could do the story.

Liverpool left for Dubai after Saturday's victory over Palace and returned to Merseyside on Wednesday before returning to Melwood.

Speaking on last week's plans, Klopp said: "We will not train very often as a big group, but we will try to get everyone in shape for the rest of the season.

"Here you can only run, shoot and attack, with the weather getting really cold.

"There is nothing good to come out of competitions, but if you are absent, you can suffer or you can use the time, we decided to use it."

Unlike previous training camps, privacy was at the center of the club's agenda as players enjoyed a well-deserved break from their lightweight training program.

Activities on social networks have been kept to a minimum, as players have fallen in the Emirate.

This is a tactic that the Liverpool manager has been practicing regularly since joining the club in October 2015, during his previous trips to Marbella, Tenerife and La Manga.

Dubai was also visited 12 months ago after the FA Cup win over Everton and Klopp considers that such escapades are essential to promoting the team spirit so evident in the overall leaders of the Premier League.

But how did the results behave after they returned to action after each trip abroad?

Tenerife 1

Explaining his decision to take the team to Tenerife in March 2016, Klopp said: "First of all, the weather is not very good right now in Liverpool, so we can train in Tenerife – that's a little better.

"We're windy, so we feel a bit unfamiliar, but we have some sunshine, so everything for the workout is really perfect, 20 degrees or something like that.

"They work hard and then we have time for the family in a really nice place, so far it's almost perfect to be honest."

Liverpool went to Tenerife after a 3-2 defeat at Southampton, but saw his results improve on his return to Merseyside.

A 1-1 draw against Tottenham at Anfield was followed by three straight wins, including a 4-0 win over Everton in Klopp's first derby, Merseyside.

The Manga

Liverpool then visited Leicester City, world champion, after her break at La Manga in February 2017.

The Foxes had just sacked Claudio Ranieri – and the local team seemed to have a point to prove after critics had questioned their efforts during the last days of the Italian's reign.

Danny Drinkwater had a superb volley on either side of Jamie Vardy 's double to give Leicester a 3-1 win on February 27. However, Liverpool's subsequent results showed a revitalized team.

A 3-1 win over Arsenal gave the Reds a shot in the arm before they followed with another home win against Burnley and a thrilling draw in Manchester City.

Tenerife 2

Klopp allowed the families of the players to travel to Tenerife in March 2017, while the German was looking to boost the morale of his team during a break from the international competition.

This time, Klopp has placed his players in the exclusive five-star Bahia Del Duque.

"This is a wonderful opportunity that the club has given us, that we can bring all the families here, that we have this time and that we can combine different things," said Klopp on March 21st.

The trip made the spell as Liverpool came home to put Everton to the sword with a 3-1 win in the 228th Merseyside derby on April 1st.

A disappointing home draw with Bournemouth followed before consecutive wins against Stoke and West Brom.

Dubai

After Virgil van Dijk scored his Liverpool debut by eliminating Everton from the FA Cup at the 230th Merseyside derby, the team immediately headed to Dubai.

Unlike previous trips, the break was perceived as more relaxing. Klopp said he wants to give his team a break after his impressive efforts over the Christmas and New Year, which is usually very busy.

Liverpool had enjoyed a nine-day rest at the time when Pep Guardiola's Manchester City mastodon had arrived at Anfield, and the break was the Reds team's charm.

Liverpool became the only team to beat the Premier League leaders, City, this season, as they prevailed with a 4 to 3 win after a breathless match at Anfield.

The results, however, quickly dipped after slipping to surprise Swansea and West Brom in the FA Cup before stopping the backhand with a 3-0 win at Huddersfield.

Marbella 1

The Reds have visited Marbella twice in the last 11 months. They made their first trip after beating Porto 5-0 in their last 16 Champions League draw.

"We're here to train, as you can see," Klopp said at the time.

"It's the day after the match [against Porto]the boys who played had a shorter session and the rest of the boys trained for a few hours. That's why we are here.

"It's also because it's a change of circumstances, the light is obviously different, and I thought of everything we need to do now – like working a little bit on different systems and things like that – there It made sense that we could do it. in shorts and with real light! "

A 10-day gap between victory in Porto and West Ham's visit gave Klopp a good opportunity to escape.

Liverpool beat the Hammers 4-1 before beating Newcastle United 2-0.

A 2-1 victory at Manchester United followed, followed by two consecutive wins against Watford and Crystal Palace to strengthen their first four places.

Liverpool would eventually earn a top-four spot in the Premier League for the second consecutive season and head to the Champions League final.

Marbella 2

After a 13-day break between the end of Liverpool's Premier League season and the shock of the Champions League final with Real Madrid, Klopp once again sent his players to Marbella.

Liverpool spent four days on the Costa del Sol preparing for the biggest club football match against the 12 winners of the time.

Klopp himself admitted that it was a chance to "recharge his batteries" after a grueling campaign, but tactical and technical work was done while the Reds were trying to make the most of what would become a offer doomed to failure at a sixth European Cup.

The final of the Champions League was the 56th match of an intense season for the Reds. The opportunity to rest was an opportunity for Klopp.

"It's about being together, having nothing to do and not thinking about anything else – then resting a bit," he said at the time.

In the end, Klopp's Liverpool would fall in their quest for an immediate ascent to legendary status after being beaten 3-1 by Los Blancos.

The two costly mistakes of Loris Karius were made on both sides of Gareth Bale's exceptional overhead and the Reds were left behind by an early injury to 44-goal superstar Mohamed Salah.