5 things we saw in new photos of Liverpool’s wild Anfield locker room party

So, is it already sunken, Liverpool fans?

After 30 long, painful years, the Reds finally got their hands on the Premier League trophy on Wednesday evening in joyful scenes full of celebrations.

Thousands of fans lined the streets outside Anfield, releasing fireworks and lighting torches as players and staff enjoyed their moment on the ground.

The club itself has posted a few photos that give us a good idea of ​​what happened in the locker room after the trophy handover, and it’s fair to say that no one was holding back.

Here are five things we noticed from the noisy party …

1. Lallana drinks everything

What a fitting way for Adam Lallana to end his career in Liverpool.

The attacking midfielder was marginal this season and only made three starts in the Premier League. He will soon leave the club. His contract expires after the last game of the season against Newcastle on Sunday.

It’s worth noting what a great servant the former Southampton man was with the Reds, as Lallana has made 178 appearances in all seasons in six seasons.

The 32-year-old looked really emotional in the locker room when drinking a San Miguel, and although he couldn’t really say goodbye to the fans, there is no doubt that he couldn’t have rounded off his time in Anfield in many better manners.

2. The beers flowed

When Liverpool’s title win was officially confirmed after Chelsea’s win against Manchester City last month, the festivities were wild, but most players seemed to stay away from alcohol and were concerned that there were still six games to play in their campaign.

This time, however, some of the cadres and non-gamblers were there clutching beer … and frankly, who can blame them?

Jürgen Klopp, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Lallana enjoyed a cold drink, while champagne was also sprayed around to celebrate.

After their sensational season, no one could treat anyone involved with the club.

3. Youth player part of the moment

It was uplifting to see that some of the more experienced members of the team in Liverpool made sure the teenagers were part of the celebration, and it shows the family atmosphere that Klopp and his staff have built in the club.

For example, nineteen-year-old Curtis Jones may only have played five Premier League games throughout the season, but Mohamed Salah made sure he could enjoy the moment by posing for a photo with him and the trophy.

Neco Williams and Harvey Elliott were also involved, and it may well be that the potential stars of the future had their own little taste of fame.

Maybe one day they will be the key players on a title winning site.

4. Klopp is sprayed

Uh … what’s going on here?

Well, it seems that Klopp wasn’t content with just putting on a Liverpool shirt, scarf, and baseball cap, and decided to go the extra mile by getting his hair dyed red (not permanent, you have to assume for sure) and hope).

In the background you can see Jordan Henderson preparing to do the same to Roberto Firmino, and it would have been fascinating to see the end result.

It certainly gives the expression “painting the city red” a new meaning and shows how pleasant the whole group seems to feel about each other.

5. Keep an eye on the price

It’s not a big secret – this is the trophy that Liverpool really, really wanted.

Sure, the Champions League is great, and the UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup were also nice additions to the cabinet.

But the reaction of the players says it all and the fact that so many photos of the famous old cup were taken and admired its beauty shows how much they wanted it.

Alexander-Arnold summarized it in his interview for Sky Sports after the presentation, when he said: “This is what we all wanted as fans, as players and as a club. I would exchange every medal that I have right now.” I have this around my neck.

“The way we felt up there on that podium is incredible. It’s tremendous for the club.”

The big question is: can you do it again next season?