'Let's Talk About Six': Jurgen Klopp reinvents Salt-N-Pepa classic after Liverpool win Champions League

Liverpool manager sang during a TV interview after seeing his side beat Tottenham Hotspur in Madrid

Jurgen Klopp and his Liverpool squad party with the European Cup after winning the Uefa Champions League final. AFP

Klopp celebrates with Mohamed Salah at the final whistle. Reuters

Klopp celebrates with Alberto Moreno and Georginio Wijnaldum. AFP

Klopp embraces his captain Jordan Henderson. Reuters

Klopp and Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino embrace after the match. Reuters

Klopp salutes Liverpool fans after winning the Champions League final. Reuters

Klopp is lifted up by his players after the win over Tottenham. PA Photo

Klopp and his players with the European Cup. Reuters

Klopp is thrown in the air as he celebrates with his players and staff. Getty

Klopp celebrates on the pitch at the final whistle. AFP

Klopp and his players celebrate their success. Reuters

Klopp goes aerial thanks to his players. AFP

Klopp and Salah enjoy that winning moment. EPA

Klopp lifts the European Cup. Getty

It is Liverpool's sixth European Cup win and first 2005. EPA

A delighted Klopp looks at the European Cup moments before he and his players received it. AFP

Klopp hugs Henderson. Reuters

You have just won your first trophy as Liverpool manager. Not only that but it is the European Cup, the pinnacle of club football on the continent.

How do you celebrate? If you are Jurgen Klopp you do it by singing.

The German saw his Liverpool side win the Uefa Champions League final on Saturday in Madrid against Tottenham Hotspur with a 2-0 victory.

The 51 year old offered up a bit of nostalgia by riffing on the version of a popular 1990s song from American hip-hop trio Salt-N-Pepa.

"Let's Talk About Six," crooned Klopp during a TV interview in reference to Liverpool's six European Cup victories.

Not completely in tune, but Klopp's smile at the end of it ensures he pulls off his musical number.

Klopp has charmed English football and Liverpool since taking over in October 2015 and this was another good moment to add to his increasingly full catalogue of highlights at Anfield.