It was a standard school morning for young Liverpool fan Isaac – until two of his idols turned up unannounced.

 

 

 

The six-year-old, loved by fellow supporters online for his passionate renditions of iconic LFC chants, was busy playing Snakes and Ladders.

 

 

Unbeknown to him, Reds captain Virgil van Dijk was striding the corridors of Northwood Primary School. And the Dutchman was heading his way.

 

Isaac was born with the rare genetic disorder Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, meaning he develops at a slower rate than other children his age.

 

In recent years, his obsession with the Reds has captivated social media, where he can be seen belting out Kop classics on his tiny, toy guitar.

 

 

And after the shock of encountering a towering Van Dijk had subsided, it was time for surprise No.2.

Mohamed Salah was walking over to Isaac’s desk too.

 

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