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Liverpool squad visit club museum at Anfield - and get team photo on the Kop
Liverpool’s players made a group visit to the LFC Museum at Anfield last week to further enhance their understanding of the history and culture behind England’s most successful football club and its supporters.
Led by captain Virgil van Dijk, who organised the visit in recognition of the importance of the Reds’ long and deep history, it allowed the playing squad to spend time at the museum.
There, they viewed the various immersive exhibitions on offer and listened to the stories behind them, told by the official guides on hand.
From where the club’s story began back in 1892 right through to the present day, the players took time to take in the moments that have made Liverpool one of the world’s biggest and most iconic clubs.
Afterwards, the squad listened to a presentation delivered by members of LFC Foundation on the work the club’s official charity does in the local community and beyond.
Finally, it was time to take advantage of a rare opportunity to take a group photo on the Kop. See our gallery of photos from the visit below.
Photos by Nikki Dyer
Use the code NICEONE while pre-booking your visit to enjoy free entry to the LFC Museum during November 2026 (T&Cs apply).
More information on the ongoing work delivered by LFC Foundation in tackling social inequalities in our communities can be found here.
