After decades of dreaming, the moment is finally here—Liverpool are Premier League champions again, and Anfield is ready to explode with joy.
Sunday won’t just be another matchday; it’ll be a full-blown celebration of history, legacy, and a club reborn.
From emotional returns to farewell waves and individual honors, there’s a lot to look forward to as the city turns red in more ways than one.
Here’s what fans can expect from a truly unforgettable day at Anfield.
Klopp Returns to Anfield—This Time in the Stands
Jurgen Klopp may no longer be on the touchline, but his heart remains firmly on Merseyside.
The former manager is set to make a return to Anfield for the big day, this time watching as a supporter.
Though he might be seated in the posh section—where a red jersey might not fit the dress code—Klopp has made it clear he’ll be cheering alongside the Kop in spirit.
There’s no bitterness on his end, even as Liverpool reaches new heights just months after his departure.
Still, it’s hard not to wonder if he’s thinking, “Did City really only fall apart once I left?” After all, Pep Guardiola’s City was Klopp’s biggest obstacle for nearly a decade.
Now head of football at Red Bull, Klopp was quick to shut down rumors linking him to a new coaching job—Roma being the latest name thrown into the mix.
“Absolute nonsense,” he said with typical bluntness.
An Emotional Trophy Moment with a Club Legend
One of the most touching moments of the evening will come when club legend Alan Hansen steps forward to hand the Premier League trophy to current captain Virgil van Dijk.
Hansen, who lifted eight league titles for the Reds—three as captain—hasn’t been in the spotlight much lately, especially after a serious illness last year.
But he’s making a special appearance for this crowning moment, and seeing him healthy and standing next to Van Dijk will be a heartwarming sight for fans old and new.
For Liverpool, it’s not just a trophy lift—it’s a symbolic passing of the torch from one generation of greatness to the next.
Salah and Gravenberch to Be Honored for Stellar Seasons
On an individual level, Sunday’s celebrations will also spotlight two standout performers: Mohamed Salah and Ryan Gravenberch.
Salah is on track to scoop both the Golden Boot and Playmaker Award, barring a miracle from Newcastle’s Alexander Isak.
The Egyptian forward has been electric all season, once again proving why he’s among the league’s best.
Meanwhile, Dutch midfielder Gravenberch will be crowned Young Player of the Season.
He’s already buzzing about what’s to come, especially after seeing old footage of Liverpool’s Champions League parade. “There were so many people—it was crazy.
I can’t wait for what Monday brings,” he said with excitement.
Fans Urged to Back Trent After Exit Announcement
Both Arne Slot and Jurgen Klopp have publicly called for unity among the fanbase, especially in light of Trent Alexander-Arnold’s upcoming departure.
There were some boos when the news broke, but with emotions now settling, the message from the club is simple: respect the journey, even if it’s ending.
Klopp addressed the crowd directly: “You’re allowed to be angry, you’re allowed to be sad.
Just don’t forget what Trent gave to this club.”
With Anfield packed and emotions high, there’s hope fans will offer Trent a proper send-off.
Other Players May Say Their Goodbyes
As Van Dijk hinted recently, Liverpool’s summer might be a busy one—and that means some current stars could be heading out to make room for new faces.
Names like Darwin Nunez, Harvey Elliott, Caoimhin Kelleher, Federico Chiesa, Kostas Tsimikas, Joe Gomez, and Jarell Quansah have all been mentioned as possible departures.
Whether it’s to balance the books or shift the squad’s direction, Sunday could be the last Anfield appearance for more than a few players.
One Night to Celebrate, Reflect, and Look Ahead
Sunday will be much more than a football match.
It’ll be a celebration of a journey 35 years in the making.
From Klopp’s emotional return and Hansen’s powerful cameo to individual awards and tough goodbyes, Anfield is set for a night of pure emotion and celebration.
Liverpool fans—soak it in. This is what glory feels like.
And who knows? With a new era beginning, it might just be the start of something even bigger.