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You can book the LFC Stadium Tour either online by clicking here . Tours are made available to book on our website approximately 8 weeks in advance, once fixtures are confirmed. For further details on upcoming Stadium Tours please visit our website at http://stadiumtours.liverpoolfc.com/

Please note that we are limiting our numbers on tour to comply with social distancing measures to make your visit safe and enjoyable. All tours must be booked online in advance, but we may be able to accept visitors that arrive on the day. Stadium tours are strictly subject to availability and we strongly recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment. If you wish to have a tour as a group then please click here to visit our groups page and fill out an enquiry form and the Groups Manager will be in contact. Any questions or information needed you can also contact [email protected] . A 'Group' is 15 persons or more, and may be eligible for a discount, but advanced booking is essential.

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Liverpool tickets: How to get tickets for Anfield

Here's how to get Liverpool tickets if you're looking to get to Merseyside for a game at Anfield any time soon

How to get Liverpool tickets

Hospitality.

How to get Liverpool tickets has been the question on the red side of the city ever since Jurgen Klopp rocked up and transformed this famous old giant of football into its modern form.

While most of the 11 players on the pitch have changed over the past decade or so, however, the 12th man in the stands is as ferocious as it always has been. Ranked at No.18 in FourFourTwo's Best Stadiums in the World list, Anfield is arguably the greatest atmosphere in football, the Kop in song is one of the wonders of the football world and this stunning stadium has delivered some of the most iconic nights in the history of the sport over nearly a century and a half. It's one of the hottest Premier League tickets and Europa League tickets around. 

Anfield holds around 54,000 but is set to be expanded even further. It's one for any football fan's bucket list, too. Here's FourFourTwo's complete guide of how and where you can get tickets, to find yourself singing You'll Never Walk Alone with a scarf raised aloft in the Kop with the rest of the clan. It's simply one of the best football tickets in the world.

How to get Liverpool tickets for Anfield

“Liverpool is one of the most welcoming cities I’ve ever been to: I did all the tourist stuff of visiting Beatles museums and the Cavern Club when I went. But Anfield is simply out of this world – whether you’re in the Kop or not, seeing the Liverpool faithful in full voice is something you’ll never forget. It’s tough to get tickets but if you can, make sure you get there for a European fixture. It’s arguably the most iconic venue in sport after sunset.”

Where can I buy Liverpool tickets?

All Liverpool tickets are available to buy through LiverpoolFC.com .

When do Liverpool tickets go on sale?

Liverpool have a Bulk Members Sale twice a season – followed by Additional Members Sales two weeks before a game.

"The majority of Premier League home match tickets are sold in two key periods each season," Liverpool say in their official guide. "During these two weeks, tickets are available exclusively for Official Members to buy online.

"The first Members' Ticket Sale week takes place in July and gives Members the chance to purchase tickets for games in the first half of the Premier League season, up until January. The second Members' Ticket Sale week takes place in November and gives Members the opportunity to buy tickets for games for the second half of the season, from January through to May."

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Additional Members Sales on a match-by-match basis then take place before each home game. This is where members can snap up tickets ahead of games that still haven't been sold. 

If you are a local member – that's anyone with an L postcode – tickets will be available online approximately four weeks before a match. Should tickets go on general sale, they will be available approximately one week before the game. 

Liverpool can't put them up for sale any further away, due to Premier League kick-off times changing. Fixtures could also be moved after you've bought your tickets.

Be sure to check LiverpoolFC.com depending on the fixture in question. 

Do I need to become a member of Liverpool to get tickets?

No – although does help. 

"For the majority of games demand for tickets significantly exceeds supply, with most fixtures selling out well in advance of the actual day of the game," Liverpool claim on their site. Tickets will go on sale to members first, before going on general sale, meaning that you stand a better chance if you're a member of the club.

Note: it's one ticket per membership. Membership commences every June. You can register your interest here .

How do I get Liverpool away tickets?

Away tickets are sold on a points basis, with fans who go to more matches rewarded with more points. Liverpool have very little information about purchasing away tickets on their site but information for tickets can be found at LiverpoolFC.com .

Women’s Super League tickets: How I can buy Liverpool women’s WSL tickets?

Liverpool women's tickets are easier to get than men's tickets. You can buy them here .

How much do Liverpool tickets cost?

Adult tickets at Liverpool range from £9 to £59 depending on seat, category and tier. Competition may vary too.

Liverpool have a full range of ticket prices available here .

Is hospitality available at Anfield for Liverpool games?

Yes . Liverpool offer hospitality tickets and lounges for Reds fans. 

You can buy one-off packages through  LiverpoolFC.com .

Do Liverpool offer stadium tours at Anfield?

Yes . Liverpool offer tickets to their stadium tour and museum, available at Red Letter Days among other places. 

How do I get to Anfield?

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The easiest way to get to Anfield is by public transport. There are several buses that can get you to the ground from the city centre, for example: The Number 26 from Liverpool ONE Bus Station, the Number 17 from Queen Square Bus Station or the Number 917 from St Johns Lane, while the Number 68/168 , which operates between Bootle and Aigburth, and both the Number 14 and Number 19 (from Queen Square) all stop a short walk away from the ground. 

Anfield is two miles from Lime Street Railway Station, Liverpool's mainline station. Merseyrail stations Sandhills (SDL) , Bank Hall and Kirkdale all run past Anfield: all are roughly a half-hour walk.

There is a Cycle Hub situated at the top of Stanley Park Car Park, too, a few minutes' walk from the Anfield Road end.

Only for disabled fans or those over 65 . Matchgoers are better off not travelling to Anfield by car.

If you are travelling by car, it's possible to park at several of the 67 Merseyrail station car parks before getting the train to Anfield. 

Are there hotels close to Anfield?

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Yes , there are plenty of hotels situated around Anfield.

Hotel Anfield  has an 8.0 on  Booking.com and is situated 400 metres away from the ground. There is free WiFi, private parking, family rooms, bar, breakfast and terraces. 

Liverpool stadium FAQs

Why is liverpool's stadium called anfield.

Anfield is named after the surrounding area. The word originated from a combination of Old and Middle English words, meaning "a field on a slope".

Was Anfield built for Everton?

Yes. From 1884-1892, Everton played at Anfield and even won the ground's first title, in 1891.

Why do England never play at Anfield?

Anfield doesn't meet the conditions needed to host England games, Champions League or Europa League finals. UEFA demand that host grounds have a 105m x 68m pitch.

What is the Kop?

In football stadia, a kop is defined as being a single-tiered stand – with Liverpool's Anfield Kop being the most famous example. 

The steep nature resembles the Spion Kop, a hill near Ladysmith, South Africa, which was the scene of the Battle of Spion Kop during the Second Boer War in 1900.

Was You'll Never Walk Alone written for Liverpool?

No. Merseyside pop group Gerry and the Pacemakers released the hit in the 1960s, which was performed at Anfield one Saturday. When fans asked for it to be played regularly, Liverpool obliged.

Is Anfield being rebuilt?

Liverpool's stadium is currently undergoing renovations as they look to increase the ground's capacity from 54,000 to 61,000.

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We also have a guide of how to get Euro 2024 tickets for the tournament in Germany next summer.

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Liverpool FC Stadium Tour with Audio Guide

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
• Uncover the secrets of Anfield Stadium, home to Liverpool FC on a comprehensive tour with a knowledgeable tour guide to tell you more facts.
• Unique to this experience is exclusive access to areas like the Press Conference Room and Managerial Dugout, not found on similar tours.
• Prepare for match day in the Home Team Dressing Room, and channel the energy of Liverpool’s football legends under the ‘This is Anfield’ sign.
• Your ticket includes a visit to ‘The LFC Story’ museum, a trove of historic exhibits including the Gerrard and Carragher collections.
• Opt for the multilingual audio guide for the museum tour to enhance your experience further.
• Entry to the Liverpool FC Stadium
• Entry to the Liverpool FC Story
• English-speaking tour guide
• Audio guide in Norwegian, Arabic, German, Chinese, Japanese, English, Italian, French, and Spanish (option with the museum tour)
• Souvenir LFC earphones
• Tip: Don’t forget to check out the museum’s new Boom Room exhibition which tells the epic story of Jürgen Klopp’s team which led them to their first league win in 30 years.
• The dressing rooms cannot be accessed on the day before a home match.
• This experience is accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
• Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Liverpool Football Club Legends Q&A Tour

• Football fans, get ready to meet and have an up-close conversation with your favorite legend from Liverpool FC during this 60-minute Q&A session.
• Interact with former iconic players from Liverpool like Phil Neal, and Alan Kennedy, and explore the stadium during this 3-hour tour.
• Visit the Liverpool FC Story, Liverpool's interactive museum, and check out the exhibitions like the Jamie Carragher collection.
• Apart from the museum, you also get access to the stadium and an audio guide providing interesting anecdotes about the players.
• 3-hour tour of Liverpool Stadium
• Legends Q&A session
• Knowledgeable tour guides
• Stadium tour
• Audio guide
• Access to The LFC Story Museum
• Access to the pitch
• Tip: Check out the exhibition celebrating the Club's epic achievements in the 19/20 season.
• Oversized luggage and pets are not permitted inside.
• This experience is not suitable for infants.
• Children must be accompanied by a full-paying adult.
• The session will include one of the following legends: Phil Neal, David Fairclough, Alan Kennedy, John Aldridge, Ian Callaghan, Jimmy Case, Phil Thompson, Jan Molby, Terry McDermott or Steve McMahon.

Liverpool 1 or 2-Day Pass

• Get access to 4 iconic Liverpool attractions, a City Explorer hop-on hop-off bus pass plus a 50-minute River Mersey cruise with this money-saving pass.
• Use your passes for a 1-day or 2-day period to visit any attraction of your choice such as the Liverpool FC Museum to learn about the historic club.
• Enter the British Music Experience and have a glimpse of traditional costumes used by famous artists such as Dusty Springfield, Freddie Mercury, and more.
• Visit Strawberry Field, the same place that inspired the Beatles to record their famous song ‘Strawberry Field Forever’.
• Take a deep dive into Beatle's history with a visit to 'The Beatle's Story, containing recreations of The Casbah Coffee Club and The Cavern Club.
• Listen to entertaining audio commentary as you cruise along the River Mersey and hear fascinating tales of smuggling, music, and war.
• 1 or 2-day Liverpool pass
• 24-hr hop-on-hop-off bus pass
• Admission to:
• 50-min River Explorer cruise
• Guided tours
• Tip: Don’t forget to take a coffee break at the Beatles-themed Fab4 Café, evoking the spirit of 1960, in 'The Beatles Story', and shop for souvenirs in the Fab4 Store.
• Please note that there are no cruises on these days: Dec 24, 25 & 26, and 31 and Jan 1, 2024.
• Armed with this pass, users can only scan/enter once at each attraction/activity.
• Click here for more details on the list of attractions included in your pass.
• These tickets are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

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Anfield Stadium | Liverpool FC’s home since 1892

Visit Anfield Stadium, the iconic home of Liverpool Football Club. Learn all about the triumphs, from 19 league titles to 6 UEFA Champions League trophies. Feel the electric atmosphere of the Kop stand, where 12,000 fansunite. Explore exclusive areas like the players' tunnel and dressing rooms. Don't miss the iconic "This Is Anfield" sign, steeped in tradition and superstition. With immersive experiences year-round, Anfield promises visitors an unforgettable glimpse into footballing history and the enduring legacy of Liverpool FC.

Things to know before booking your tickets to the Liverpool Anfield Stadium Tour

• Check Ticket options, including standard tours that cover the stadium's history, trophy room, and player tunnel, as well as special tours that may include access to restricted areas or meet-and-greet opportunities.
• Be aware of any booking restrictions, such as age requirements or group size limitations. 
• Be mindful of the duration of the tour and plan your day accordingly. Standard tours typically last around 60 minutes, while special tours are longer.
• Plan your travel to Anfield Stadium in advance, considering factors like transportation options, parking availability, and potential traffic congestion. You can consider taking advantage of the hop on hop off combo ticket.

Why visit the Liverpool Anfield Stadium?

• Historical Significance: Explore the rich history of Anfield Stadium, the iconic home of Liverpool FC since 1892.
• Exclusive Access: Enjoy behind-the-scenes access to areas such as the players' tunnel, dressing rooms, and the revered "This Is Anfield" sign.
• Interactive Exhibits : Immerse yourself in the club's history with interactive exhibits and memorabilia, including jerseys worn by footballing legends.
• Legendary Players: Learn about the iconic players who have graced the Anfield pitch, from Kenny Dalglish to Steven Gerrard, and their lasting impact on the club's illustrious history.
• Family-Friendly Environment: Anfield Stadium offers a family-friendly environment, with activities and experiences suitable for fans of all ages, making it the perfect destination for a day out with loved ones.

Which Liverpool Anfield Stadium tour is best for you?

If you’re visiting with family

Go for: Liverpool FC Stadium Tour  Duration : 1 hr. 30 min. Guide: Audioguide

• The comprehensive nature of the tour, combined with access to 'The LFC Story' museum, offers something for visitors of all ages to enjoy.
•  The tour provides a unique opportunity for families to learn about the history and legacy of Liverpool FC in a fun and interactive way. Children will love receiving souvenir LFC earphones.
• Exploring the stadium together provides a unique bonding experience for families, creating lasting memories for both children and adults alike.

Recommended Tickets: Liverpool FC Stadium Tour with Audio Guide

If you’re a die hard football fan

Go for: Q&A Tour Duration: 3 hr. Guide: Audioguide

• Die-hard fans will relish the chance to meet and have conversations with iconic former players like Phil Neal and Alan Kennedy.
• The tour includes access to The Liverpool FC Story museum, where fans can immerse themselves in the club's history and heritage, including exhibitions like the Jamie Carragher collection
•  Souvenir LFC earphones serve as a tangible memento of the experience, allowing fans to cherish their memories of the tour.

Recommended Tickets: Liverpool Football Club Legends Q&A

If you’re a sightseeing enthusiast

Go for: Liverpool Day Pass Duration: Flexible Duration

• With access to four Liverpool attractions, sightseeing enthusiasts can experience a diverse range of historical highlights.
• The pass allows visitors to use their passes for either a 1-day or 2-day period, providing flexibility to explore the city at their own pace. 
• The pass includes a 24-hour hop-on-hop-off bus pass and a 50-minute River Mersey cruise.

Recommended Tickets: Liverpool 1 or 2-Day Pass

Liverpool Anfield Stadium tour highlights

The Kop Stand

 The Kop is one of the most famous stands in football, known for its passionate and vocal supporters. Visitors can feel the atmosphere and learn about the history of the stand. From here, visitors can also see the pitch and the impressive view of the stadium.

The Home Team's Dressing Room

The Home Team's Dressing Room is where Liverpool FC players prepare themselves for matches. Visitors will get to see the layout of the dressing room, including where the players' shirts hang and the pre-match tactics board. It's a chance to learn about the routines and rituals of Liverpool's players.

Player's Tunnel

Walk through the same tunnel that Liverpool's legendary players have passed through before taking to the pitch. Walking through the Player's Tunnel is a highlight of the tour. You can imagine walking out onto the pitch like your favorite Liverpool FC players, experiencing the tunnel's history and its role in building the matchday atmosphere.

Affectionately known as The Liverpool FC Story, the museum lets you delve into the club's illustrious past through interactive exhibits and a remarkable collection of memorabilia, including the iconic European Cup, proudly displayed as a testament to the club's six-time triumph. Discover the legends who have graced the club's history and relive unforgettable moments that have shaped its legacy.

Shankly Gates

Pay homage to the legendary Bill Shankly with a visit to the Shankly Gates, an iconic feature at Anfield. Named in honor of the revered Liverpool FC manager, these gates bear witness to the club's enduring spirit and the mantra that has inspired generations of fans: "You'll Never Walk Alone." Learn about Shankly's profound influence on the club and its community as you stand in the presence of this beloved symbol of Liverpool FC's identity.

Step onto hallowed ground as you witness Anfield's legendary pitch, steeped in football history. Experience the thrill of standing on the same turf where Liverpool FC's greatest players have showcased their talents and made history. Learn about the meticulous care and maintenance required to uphold the pitch's pristine condition, ensuring it remains a stage for sporting excellence and unforgettable moments.

Plan your visit to the Liverpool Anfield Stadium

The Liverpool Anfield Stadium tours are available 7 days a week, from 10 AM until 3 PM, depending on fixtures.

Monday to Saturday: 10 AM - 4 PM (last admission is at 3 PM)

Sundays and other holidays: 110 AM - 3 PM (last admission is at 2 PM)

Closed: Match days and selected event days.

Best Time to Visit: The best time to go on a Anfield Stadium Tour is during the off-season, from May to August when the stadium is less busy and more accessible for visitors.

Address: Anfield Rd, Anfield, Liverpool L4 0TH, United Kingdom 

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• By Bus: You can take bus number 26 from Liverpool ONE bus station, 17 from Queen Square Bus Station or the 917 from Commutation Row directly to the ground. 
• By Train : Lime Street Railway Station is the closest station, situated two miles away from Anfield, the station offers convenient access to the stadium via buses and taxis readily available nearby.
• Parking: Visitors are recommended to use public transport as there is no general paid parking available at Stanley Car Park or Utting Avenue.

• Food and Beverage Offerings: Anfield has an array of culinary options to satisfy every fan's cravings.
• Toilets: Toilets are conveniently located on all concourses and hospitality areas, Anfield provides well-maintained restroom facilities to ensure visitor comfort throughout the stadium.
• Multi-Faith Prayer Room: A dedicated space for prayer and reflection accessible from 97 Avenue.
• Fanzone: Paisley Square offers live entertainment, food stalls, and family-friendly activities to enhance the matchday experience for fans of all ages.
• Sustainability Initiatives: Waste points with clear signage to encourage waste reduction, reuse, and recycling among supporters.

• Bring Cashless Payment: Anfield Stadium operates as a cashless venue, so make sure you have contactless payment methods available.
• Respect Residential Parking : Anfield is located in a residential area with limited parking. 
• Visit 'The Liverpool FC Story' Museum: Spend some time exploring the museum to delve into the rich history and achievements of Liverpool FC. Check out the impressive trophy collection and interactive exhibits.
• Explore Surrounding Areas: Explore the surrounding areas of Anfield, such as Stanley Park and the nearby streets lined with vibrant murals and street art celebrating Liverpool FC's history and culture.
• Follow Social Media Channels : Stay updated on the latest news related to Anfield Stadium by following the stadium's official social media channels. This can also be a great way to connect with fellow fans and share your experiences.

At Liverpool's Anfield Stadium, fans can indulge in a delectable array of food and drink options. Here's a rundown of the mouthwatering offerings available at the different stands:

• Draught Bars: Choose from a selection of refreshing draught lagers, ciders, spirits, soft drinks, and hot beverages to quench your thirst.
• Pies: Dive into a football tradition with savory pies, including Steak, Cheese and Onion, Meat and Potato.
• Pizza, Fries, and Nachos: Indulge your cravings with rustic pizzas (Main Stand only), fries or chips, and salted tortilla triangles topped with cheese, salsa, and soured cream.
• Confectionary: Treat yourself to a sweet pick-me-up from the extensive array of confectionery available at the kiosks, perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth during the match.

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• Merseyside Maritime Museum: Located at the Royal Albert Dock, this museum offers exhibitions on Liverpool's maritime history, including its role in the Titanic.
• Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral: Marvel at the architecture of Liverpool's Metropolitan Cathedral, situated less than 3 miles from Anfield Stadium. Visitors can admire the modernist design and panoramic views of the city from the cathedral's tower.
• The Beatles Story: Located at the Royal Albert Dock, less than 3 miles from Anfield Stadium. Discover the band's journey from their early days in Liverpool to global superstardom through immersive exhibitions and interactive displays.
• Liverpool Central Library: Located in the heart of the city center, approximately 2 miles from Anfield Stadium. Explore its vast collection of books, archives, and exhibitions, or simply relax in its tranquil surroundings.

Frequently asked questions about Liverpool Anfield Stadium tours

It is the iconic football ground where Liverpool FC has played its home matches since 1892

The Anfield Liverpool stadium tour typically lasts around 90 minutes.

No, the Liverpool FC Stadium tour is open to visitors of all ages.

Yes, the stadium and museum are accessible, with lifts and ramps available for those with mobility issues. Audio guides are also available for visitors with visual impairments.

There is no specific dress code, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather.

Yes, photography is permitted during the tour, except in certain restricted areas such as the home team's dressing room. 

 During the tour, visitors have access to exclusive areas of Anfield Stadium, including the home team's dressing room, the press conference room, the players' tunnel, the pitchside area, and the Kop stand.

Anfield Stadium is located in Liverpool, England, specifically in the Anfield area, approximately 2 miles northeast of Liverpool city center.

 Limited parking is available at Anfield Stadium on match days, but it is recommended to use public transportation or alternative parking options due to high demand and restrictions in the surrounding residential area.

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• Tours run most days between 10:00 – 15:00 (except match days).
• Vouchers are valid for 12 months and can be used immediately after purchase (select e-delivery)
• Stadium Tours are not available on Christmas Day (25th December), Boxing Day (26th December, unless there is a home game), New Years Day (1st January), Anniversary of the Hillsborough Disaster (15th April) or for any Sponsor or Charitable Event.
• During winter, the last entry time is 3pm. The stadium will close at 4pm and the museum at 5pm
• All dates are subject to availability
• Please note, the day before a home game there will be no access to the team dressing rooms

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Why Taylor Swift may have fewer fans at Anfield than Liverpool gets at games

L iverpool has faced something of a stalling start in making Anfield one of the country's premier music destinations during the football (soccer) close season. It has certainly secured a major coup this year in hosting three nights of Taylor Swift's vastly successful Eras Tour — but it is unlikely to be able to operate at maximum capacity .

Anfield was first cleared to host summer concerts in 2018, when the council signed off on the club's proposal. Pink, Bon Jovi and Take That kicked things off the following year, but the pandemic then halted the ambitious revenue-generating plans of Liverpool owners FSG .

Live music returned in 2022. Liverpool again attracted some major names, with the Rolling Stones, Eagles and Elton John all performing at Anfield. But Swift arrives after yet another hosting hiatus at the home of the Reds, with the summer of 2023 set aside to carry out expansion plans at the ground.

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That work faced delays, but was completed before the end of Liverpool's 2023/24 season. A near-capacity crowd of 60,059 watched Jürgen Klopp's final game in charge.

However, Anfield is unlikely to be able to welcome as many Swift fans on each night of the Eras Tour. As part of its 2018 agreement with the council, Liverpool capped concert attendance at 50,000 ( BBC ), amid concerns from local residents over noise and disruption.

That was a temporary two-year license, which has now been extended indefinitely . While there is no specific cap on attendances included within the terms of the permanent license, Liverpool is required to submit an Event Management Plan ahead of every concert, including estimated attendances, and detailing plans for things like traffic management.

There's a strong chance that Liverpool will again have to drop below Anfield's maximum (and now expanded) capacity when hosting Swift, as it seeks to balance the interests of all relevant parties. Official attendance figures have not yet been made public.

But Swift and the club have done all they can to maximize the number of fans who can attend the only English leg of the Eras Tour outside London. An initial two-night run at Anfield was extended to three, with performances on each night from June 13-15.

Liverpool.com says: It remains to be seen exactly what kind of capacity Liverpool is allowed to operate for the Swift concerts, but there's little doubt it will have done everything in its power to maximize the number of fans who can safely attend. Clearly, it is a sizeable number, or else top acts such as these would not be attracted to the venue.

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Mo Salah has seemingly made clear his future plans amid talk of a move to the Saudi Pro-League with the talismanic Liverpool star sending a strong message to new incoming new Reds boss Arne Slot.

The Merseysiders are preparing for what they hope will be a bright new era at Anfield with Dutch coach Slot chosen as the man to step into Jurgen Klopp’s sizeable shoes. And while the German walked away last week as a bona fide club legend, Liverpool will hope that the transition from one era to another will not see them suffer the decline in fortunes many observers expect.

The new period at Anfield will be overseen by Michael Edwards, who has been brought back to Anfield in a CEO of football role. His first two assignments have been the massive appointments of Richard Hughes as their new sporting director and Slot as the first-team manager in succession to Klopp.

Indeed, Slot himself has been chosen due to the similar man-management techniques to Klopp, as well as the tactics and formations in how he plays the game.

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However, any manager is only as good as the players at his disposal and Slot will be desperate to ensure many of the leading figures under Klopp remain at Anfield for the forseeable future.

And with Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Salah all on deals that are due to expire in 2025, nailing the trio down to extensions will be Edwards’ next port of call this summer.

The case around Salah is particularly pertinent, with the winger the subject of an intense campaign to get him to move to the Saudi Pro-League an ongoing theme.

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Indeed, with Al-Ittihad having seen a £150m offer for Salah rejected last summer, they are still on the Egyptian’s trail and hope to lure him to the Gulf State with an incredible salary package worth around £1.5m per week – a deal that would make him the highest-paid sportsman on the planet.

However, we understand Salah has now decided to shelve any plans to move for now and will remain loyal for at least the duration of his current contract – and could yet even sign a new deal if he likes the direction the club are heading in under Slot.

That said, a future move to the Saudi Pro-League cannot be ruled out either, with Al-Ittihad now prepared to wait a year for his signature and in the belief they could lure him to the Middle East as a free agent in summer 2025.

Such a move would put the ball firmly in Liverpool’s court, with the Reds under pressure to either tie him to a new deal, or potentially accept an offer on his services this summer if they do not want to lose their star man on a free transfer in a year’s time.

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Salah has scored an incredible 211 goals in 349 appearances over seven seasons at Anfield, scoring 25 or more in all but one of those campaigns.

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Either way, former Reds midfielder Vladimir Smicer believes Salah has looked after himself that well that he continue playing well into his late thirties, meaning the 31-year-old can afford to wait before moving to the Middle East.

“He’s got one more year on his contract so it’s about seeing what his plans are, physically he looks like he could pay for another three or four years. Just look at Cristiano Ronaldo, he’s still playing at 39 and hasn’t lost his legs. Salah could do the same,” Smicer explained.

On his future, Smicer added: “It’s a very tough situation with Mohamed Salah, he may be getting older but he’s still Liverpool’s best striker, scoring so many goals and breaking records.

“Of course the new manager is coming in and it will be a tough decision, but he deserves so much respect for what he has done for Liverpool. I would let him decide what he wants to do this summer. Never force him out of Anfield.”

Salah, though, has seemingly decided to stay at Anfield for the time being at least and to play what he hopes will be a leading role in the Slot era.

Making clear his loyalty to the Reds on his Instagram page and after posting a new look with his trademark afro shaved off, Salah posted the message: “We know that trophies are what count and we will do everything possible to make that happen next season. Our fans deserve it and we will fight like hell.”

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Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp returns to Anfield for Taylor Swift concert. Reflecting on his legacy, fans eagerly await his presence.

Fahad Hamid

Jurgen Klopp , Liverpool 's former manager, will quickly return to Anfield to attend Taylor Swift's concert . Just weeks after bidding an emotional farewell to Liverpool, Klopp and his wife Ulla will return to the iconic stadium to enjoy Swift's performance during her Eras Tour in mid-June.

The Klopp era at Liverpool concluded with a memorable 2-0 victory against Wolves at Anfield. In a heartfelt farewell, Klopp expressed his gratitude to the players and fans, urging them to support his successor, Arne Slot . While many wondered when Klopp would return to Anfield, he couldn't resist the opportunity to see Swift live in action.

During a recent Q&A session at Anfield's Carlsberg Dugout executive lounge, Klopp excitedly revealed that he and his wife had secured tickets for Swift's concert. His spontaneous rendition of Swift's hit song, “Shake it Off,” added to the excitement of his upcoming visit.

Klopp's legacy at Liverpool is indisputable. He guided the team to numerous trophies, including the Champions League and Premier League titles. His departure leaves big shoes to fill for Slot, who has been appointed Liverpool's new manager. The challenge now is whether Liverpool can maintain its success without Klopp at the helm.

Liverpool's recent confirmation of Slot's appointment signals a new chapter for the club. The Dutch manager has inked a three-year deal and will officially assume his role next month. Klopp's plans remain uncertain, leaving fans and pundits speculating about his next move in the football world.

Klopp's imminent return to Anfield for Taylor Swift's concert adds an intriguing twist to his post-Liverpool journey. While his legacy as a Liverpool legend is secure, Klopp's presence at Anfield again highlights his enduring connection with the club and its supporters. As Liverpool transitions under new management, Klopp's visit reminds him of the fond memories he created during his tenure as manager.

As Klopp prepares to enjoy Swift's performance, Liverpool fans will undoubtedly reflect on the incredible moments and achievements he brought to the club. While Klopp's managerial reign may have ended, his impact on Liverpool's history will endure for years. Whether he chooses to return to football management or pursue other ventures, Klopp's bond with Liverpool remains unbreakable, and his return to Anfield will be warmly welcomed by fans eager to express their appreciation for his contributions.

Fahad Hamid is a versatile writer who serves as an Associate Soccer Editor for ClutchPoints. He specializes in crafting engaging content in the realm of football. Simultaneously, he showcases his prowess as a professional tennis player.

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Paramore isn’t giving fans any “hard times” on the Eras Tour . The Grammy-winning band opened for the first two shows of Taylor Swift’s world tour, and just returned for the European dates, meaning that Swift and her longtime friend , lead singer Hayley Williams, are traveling together all summer.

The band impressively manages to pack most of their major hits from the past two decades into their 40-minute opening set with a couple of surprises in between, including their recent Talking Heads cover and the lead single from their 2023 album, This Is Why .

Perhaps inspired by Swift’s nightly Secret Songs segment , Paramore also leaves one slot in the setlist open for a rotation of songs. Some of their selections thus far include “Decode,” “Pool,” and “Rose-Colored Boy.”

They also added one of their biggest hits at Swift’s request at the May 17 show in Stockholm, which has stayed in their set ever since. “By request of Queen Taylor, here’s your f*cking breakthrough hit, Stockholm!” Williams jokingly told the crowd.

Paramore’s Eras Tour Setlist

Read on for Paramore’s current Eras Tour setlist, which may change at any point at the band’s whim.

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• Rotating Song
• “The Only Exception”
• “Misery Business”
• “Ain’t It Fun”
• “This Is Why”

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Liverpool’s whirlwind week: Klopp meets Ferguson, Taylor Swift songs and Rolex watches

What a momentous end to the season for Liverpool .

An emotion-fuelled goodbye to Jurgen Klopp, two senior players also saying farewell and the dawn of a new era with Monday’s announcement that Arne Slot has penned a three-year contract to be the head coach.

This is the inside story of that final week, featuring laughter, tears, dinner with Sir Alex Ferguson and a burst of Taylor Swift…

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As Liverpool legend John Barnes delighted the crowd with a word-perfect rendition of Rapper’s Delight by Sugar Hill Gang, Jurgen Klopp made his way up to the stage.

They formed an impromptu double act as Barnes sang and Klopp, wearing a black baseball cap back to front, showed off his dance moves. The Titanic Hotel — close to Liverpool’s iconic waterfront — was the setting for the lavish farewell party on Sunday night.

Klopp tearing it up on the dance floor last night to John Barnes’ Anfield Rap pic.twitter.com/uzte7OE02x — Watch LFC (@Watch_LFC) May 20, 2024

After all the emotion of the Anfield send-off a few hours before, it was time to unwind. It was around 9.30pm when Klopp led the squad into the plush function room to join family, friends and club staff as One Kiss by Dua Lipa blared out.

The guest list included UFC fighter Paddy ‘The Baddy’ Pimblett, while Barnes was joined by fellow Anfield greats Sir Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush as the celebrations continued past 4am.

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The Champagne flowed and an orchestral band played before the DJ, Twotone, took over. Every member of the squad was present, with Darwin Nunez among the last of the players to leave.

Much had been made of the Uruguay striker failing to applaud during the guard of honour for Klopp on the pitch earlier but he was in good spirits during the party. At one stage, a South American trio of Nunez, Colombia’s Luis Diaz and Alexis Mac Allister from Argentina were involved in a dance-off.

Just past 10pm, Klopp, the players and the coaching staff were invited up to the stage.  The big screen showed a collection of video messages from current and former stars thanking him for the impact Klopp has had on their careers.

Klopp, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson were among those to take the microphone to say a few words. As well as the outgoing manager, there were also tributes to Joel Matip and Thiago , who are both leaving as free agents this summer.

The trophies won during the German’s near nine-year reign were on display, Klopp having been presented with miniature versions earlier on the Anfield pitch after the Wolves game. There was a kids’ play area set up for the players’ families and a photo booth for guests with prints coming out emblazoned with the caption ‘Danke Jurgen’.

Rewind to last Tuesday and, with the players given the day off following their 3-3 away draw with Aston Villa the night before, Klopp attended a special event at Anfield for around 700 club staff from the different departments. He stood on the steps of the Main Stand with the silverware beneath him for a photograph to be taken with them all sitting to either side.

The in-house LFCTV crew then had 20 minutes to film Klopp’s goodbye video to supporters – a drone was used to capture footage of him in the centre circle and then on the Kop with a club scarf around his neck.

Forever a Red ❤️ pic.twitter.com/4teP4vCJUk — Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 17, 2024

Stadium tours had been halted in the hope of keeping those moments private, but some French students were still in the upper tier and photographs they took soon emerged on social media.

Klopp then made his way to the Carlsberg Dugout executive lounge in the Main Stand where staff from across all sections of the club were treated to an hour-long Q&A. Klopp spoke candidly and got emotional at times as he talked about being part of the “LFC family”.

What advice would you give someone about building a great team? “Build it around Bobby Firmino.”

Favourite film? “Forrest Gump — and I can’t believe Tom Hanks was just a few yards away from me last night (at Villa Park).”

Asked what music he listens to, Klopp revealed that his wife Ulla had got them tickets to see Taylor Swift at Anfield next month and he started singing her hit Shake It Off.

Despite spending the best part of a decade living in England, he conceded that cricket still baffles him. “I hear the scores announced and I still have no idea who has won.”

Klopp said that his favourite Scouse word was ‘luv’ and that it took him years to understand why the ladies in the canteen at the training ground would say to him every morning, “Do you wanna coffee, luv?”

It was Klopp’s idea to have ‘Thank you luv’ emblazoned on the front of the T-shirts and hoodies that departing staff put on after Sunday’s final game against Wolves. On the back of them it read, ‘I’ll Never Walk Alone Again’.

At the end of the Q&A, Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan presented Klopp with a book full of heartfelt messages written by staff members. Klopp explained that he couldn’t stay for the drinks portion of the event as he was going out for dinner with Sir Alex Ferguson, which he later described as “outstanding”.

There’s a long-standing mutual respect between them. Klopp once said encountering Manchester United managerial legend Ferguson for the first time was “like meeting the Pope”. In a message of congratulations to Klopp after Liverpool won the Premier League title in 2020, Ferguson said: “The performance level of the team was outstanding. I’ll forgive you for waking me up at half past three in the morning to tell me you’d won the league.”

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A group of Norwegian Liverpool supporters were sitting in the Freshfield pub in the town of Formby chatting to former Liverpool striker David Fairclough last Wednesday evening when, to their astonishment, Klopp strolled in.

He was there with assistant Peter Krawietz to have drinks with members of the club’s media department, and happily posed for selfies and signed autographs.

The following day, there was a players’ barbecue at the club’s Kirkby base after training where captain Virgil van Dijk delivered a moving tribute to Klopp and his backroom staff. They were each given a Rolex watch as a leaving gift from the squad.

From there, assistants Pep Lijnders and Krawietz, along with elite development coach Vitor Matos, goalkeeping coach John Achterberg, head of fitness Andreas Kornmayer, and head of recovery and performance Andreas Schlumberger drove to Hotel Anfield, near the stadium, for a special reception with supporters’ groups.

“These guys made us champions of the fu**ing world,” declared musician Jamie Webster, who performed terrace anthems Allez Allez Allez and You’ll Never Walk Alone.

Each coach was presented with an LFC shirt with their name on the back and signed by hundreds of fans. The microphone was passed around for supporters to offer their favourite memories and thanks.

“Imagine being us,” said Lijnders, a nod to the banner on the Kop. “Tell me one club in world football that would organise something like this for the staff behind the scenes. It’s incredible.”

Saturday brought the final training session as Klopp cleared out his office and left the AXA Training Centre for the final time. His open letter to the Liverpool Echo newspaper was published, in which he described his adopted home as “the city of open arms”.

With one eye on the future, a man who had previously warned about the perils of social media, launched his own Instagram account. Within 48 hours, @Kloppo had gathered more than two million followers.

Klopp, who had broken down earlier in the week as he read out a letter from a fan while filming with LFCTV, was desperate for the mood to be celebratory rather than sad at Anfield on Sunday. He got his wish.

His speech on the pitch post-match hit all the right notes as he told fans, “from today, I’m one of you”, and then back in the dressing room he told his players: “I love you, that’s all I can say.

“The football you are able to play is absolutely ridiculous. I can’t wait, watching you developing, making the next steps. Thank you for the ride. I’m so proud of you, and I’m so proud that I have been allowed to be part of this. The sky is the limit for you boys.”

When Klopp finally walked in for his final press conference shortly after 8pm, around two hours after the final whistle, he got his phone out and took a photo of the media members sitting in front of him, which was soon uploaded to his Instagram account. “In case I miss you,” he joked.

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Jürgen Klopp (@kloppo)

Klopp reinforced the fact that he intends to take at least a year off, and may not manage again. He will attend the Champions League final between Borussia Dortmund , his previous club, and Real Madrid at Wembley in London on June 1, and in August he will be a spectator at the Paralympics in Paris.

There may not have been any silverware up for grabs at Anfield on Sunday but data from Blinkfire Analytics underlined the scale of the interest. The peak UK TV audience for the Wolves match was 1.2million and 70 per cent more people watched Klopp’s post-match farewell than Manchester City ’s title celebrations happening at the same time on another of Sky Sports’ channels. On YouTube, the footage from Anfield got 44 per cent more views than events at the Etihad Stadium.

In terms of the number of fan engagements on all content published on club social media platforms, Liverpool set a new best across the Premier League in 2023-24 for a single matchday with 26million on Sunday, while City attracted 19.4m.

Linda Pizzuti, wife of Liverpool’s principal owner John W Henry, took to Instagram to react to City’s post on X celebrating their fourth successive title triumph which read ‘This Means Four’ — a play on Liverpool’s old marketing slogan of ‘This Means More’.

“A sincere congratulations to Man City — Premier League champions. So much respect for this tremendous achievement. Thanks for thinking of us on your special day,” she posted.

On Monday afternoon, there was finally official confirmation of Slot’s appointment but Klopp had effectively already announced it for Liverpool with the chant he started from the centre circle on Sunday evening.

“It is certainly not an easy decision to close the door behind you at a club where you have experienced so many wonderful moments and worked successfully with so many wonderful people,” Slot told Feyenoord’s website as his departure from the Dutch side became official. “But as a sportsman, an opportunity to become a head coach in the Premier League, at one of the biggest clubs in the world, is difficult to ignore.”

Arne Slot: The borderland 'priest' who was born to coach

Pre-season will begin at the start of July with a depleted squad due to the European Championship and the Copa America being played in Germany and the United States this summer. Slot’s No 2, Sipke Hulshoff, will be there from the off after resigning from his role with the Dutch national team ahead of those Euros so he can focus on the job in hand on Merseyside.

What a week it proved to be. The baton has been passed on.

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