Sadio Mane reckons it is only a matter of time before Jurgen Klopp is rewarded with a Liverpool statue at Anfield.
Klopp has overseen a remarkable turnaround since taking over the Reds as manager in 2015.
After a slow start to his tenure, the German guided the club to a stunning Champions League triumph last season and is this year on the brink of ending their 30-year wait for an English league title.
And Mane, who was signed by Klopp in 2016, has tipped Klopp to be a long-term feature outside Anfield.
Speaking to the BBC , the Senegal superstar said: "For sure I think there will be one because he is a great manager and he is doing very well for the club and the players.
"He has his specific way of doing things and he gives his players more responsibility on the pitch which is really important.
"At the same time, he is very friendly with his players so that is one of his big strengths."
Indeed, Liverpool are just four victories away from winning their first league title in 30 years.
The Reds have dropped just two points all season in the Premier League but Mane insists it hasn't been easy.
He added: "Easy? Oh, I wish.
"We know the Premier League is the best league in the world and every single game you have to give 100% if you want to win.
"It's what we always try and I think it's working very well but we have to keep working hard to get what we want.
"Our target from the beginning was to win the league, so if we win it, it will be great for the club and for the fans."
