VIDEO: Feyenoord says goodbye to Arne Slot in emotional video as Dutchman prepares to take over from Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool

Feyenoord have said an emotional farewell to Anfield-bound Arne Slot on social media. The Dutchman confirmed last week that he will replace Jurgen Klopp at Liverpool and the 45-year-old will take charge of his final match for the Eredivisie side on Sunday afternoon when they host Excelsior.

Feyenoord's classy video said: "Every beginning has an end. Every end has a beginning. But the memories we made? They will last. Forever. From Drita to Tirana. From Rome to Madrid,. From De Kuip to the Coolsingel. We built up, and chased down.

"We experienced thrilling final minutes and historic Klassiekers. We stood strong. In Rotterdam. In The Netherlands. At Europe's highest stage. We received compliments and won prizes. Now, we're letting you go, Arne. With pride, we'll build on the foundation you laid.

"Thank you for everything. For winning both the league and the cup. Thanks for the football. For the memories. Walk on, coach. With us in your heart. But remember one thing: Making memories."

Slot departs De Kuip after three seasons in charge, during which he led them to last season's Eredivisie title and won the KNVB Cup last month. After being knocked back by Xabi Alonso, Liverpool turned their attention to Slot in their search for Jurgen Klopp's replacement, with the Dutchman confirming in a press conference on Friday that he will be the new Liverpool boss. Klopp takes charge of the Reds for the final time on Sunday at home to Wolves.

Replacing the iconic German at Anfield will be no easy feat. Klopp won every major domestic honour plus a Champions League during his time on Merseyside with the Reds now set for a summer of transition. The club are also bringing in a new sporting director in Richard Hughes, who will work with Slot to reshape the playing squad his image, with the club returning to the Champions League next season.