Speaking to the reporters on Friday, Jurgen Klopp said: "This is the most intense week of my life. Great moments already. We don't have to pretend it's normal week because it isn't. I'm a very pragmatic person.
"This is last game of the season and after that it's a holiday. So, everything is business as usual. Yesterday, the players said our goodbyes. We had a BBQ here. It's a lot to take in. I have emotional moments of course.
"I don't know how many shirts I signed! It's all part of the thing. Saying goodbye is never nice but saying goodbye without feeling sad or hurt, that would mean the time was not good. The time was great. It will be tough.
"I have no clue how the team meeting will be like. Having an atmosphere in the game would be cool. Standing there and pretending it was a normal game, no-one would believe that. A challenge for different reasons."
Klopp will bid farewell to Liverpool on Sunday after the Reds play their final game of the season against Wolves at home in the Premier League.
The German cited fatigue and burnout as key factors behind his decision to leave Anfield and Sunday is a great opportunity for everyone to say goodbye.
