Jürgen Klopp, 300 Premier League appearances with Liverpool.

The match against Aston Villa was Jurgen Klopp's 300th Premier League game.
Klopp has been in charge of Liverpool since 2015, and what a journey it has been. He took over a mediocre Liverpool side that needed to be built from the ground up. It took a couple of seasons, but he succeeded in building Europe's best team during a period when they won both the Champions League and the Premier League trophies. For several seasons, they were in a fierce battle with Manchester City for the title, with both teams setting points records. Jurgen Klopp is currently in the process of rebuilding another Liverpool team after a disappointing season last year, and they've had a promising start in the Premier League with three wins and one draw.

Jürgen Klopp’ s 300 matches for Liverpool: 
Games: 300
Wins: 188
Draws: 69
Defeats: 43
Points: 633
Points per match: 2.11

188 victories in 300 Premier League matches are impressive and more wins than two other coaching legends in their first 300 Premier League matches. Sir Alex Ferguson had 183 victories after 300 Premier League matches, while Arsene Wenger had 180 victories after 300 Premier League matches. So, Klopp has indeed surpassed these two prominent gentlemen in terms of statistics.

Jürgen Klopp for Liverpool in all competitions: 
Games: 435
Wins: 268
Draws: 90
Defeats: 77
Points: 894
Points per match: 2.06

Klopp has won all trophies with Liverpool: 
1x Premier League
1x Champions League
1x FIFA Club World Cup winner
1x UEFA Super Cup
1x FA Cup
1x EFL Cup
1x English Super Cup winner 

Jurgen Klopp has a contract with Liverpool until the summer of 2026, which is why he is currently during a minor generational shift. This summer, Liverpool bid farewell to several aging profiles, including Fabinho, Jordan Henderson, Firmino, and James Milner. They have been replaced by younger talents, and the process of building a new top team is underway.

If there's one man who can accomplish this, it's Jurgen Klopp, and he enjoys full trust from Liverpool fans who have immense respect for their German manager. Klopp has reached 300 Premier League matches, a significant achievement in modern football where managers often don't stay with clubs for such extended periods. However, Klopp has the autonomy to decide how many matches he wants with Liverpool due to the immense respect he holds within the club and the city.