Liverpool have launched a powerful ‘Champions’ exhibition contained in the membership museum at Anfield to commemorate their twentieth league title.
Arne Slot guided the Reds to an surprising however deserved league title final season, ending a generational await the trophy to be lifted in entrance of followers at Anfield.
It added one other spectacular chapter to the membership’s already iconic storybook, and a brand new exhibition has been launched on the museum to have a good time the title success.
The brand new additions embrace a ’20 Instances’ trophy show, an revolutionary hologram, plus tokens that inform the story of a memorable season – together with kits, match balls, programmes and extra.
Anfield’s latest exhibition had an understated launch within the aftermath of Diogo Jota‘s tragic passing alongside his brother, Andre, who’re commemorated throughout the museum.
The membership’s museum curator, Mark Platt, revealed particulars of the launch earlier this week, writing on LinkedIn: “Our model new ‘Champions’ exhibition opened on the Liverpool Soccer Membership Museum at this time.
“Because of the current tragic passing of Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, it was an understandably low key launch.
“However hopefully there’ll be a lot for guests to take pleasure in through the coming weeks and months, together with a singular ‘20 Instances’ trophy show and revolutionary new hologram, as we commemorate a season we’ll always remember.”
The most recent set up on the museum comes after it was enhanced and revamped final summer season, with new immersive options added to have a good time gamers and managers throughout completely different eras.
Followers can take a stroll down reminiscence lane because the membership’s story from the previous to the current is depicted by way of memorabilia, silverware and interactive shows.
With a number of areas, there may be a lot to immerse your self in, even when you have beforehand made a visit to the museum.
You’ll be able to e-book your LFC tour and museum go to, right here.
* Pictures through Mark Platt (LinkedIn)
