Trent Alexander-Arnold led the vibrant celebrations as Liverpool partied well into the night following their Premier League title win at Anfield.
Photography captured the Liverpool team’s joyful moments in the dressing room.
A 5-1 victory over Tottenham sealed the club’s record-equaling 20th league crown, leveling them with fierce rivals Manchester United, and Arne Slot’s team celebrated with style.
Alexander-Arnold and his thrilled teammates danced in the dressing room, singing ‘Freed From Desire’ as non-alcoholic beer flowed freely. The squad wore special ‘Champions 24/25’ home jerseys.
Trent Alexander-Arnold shared the wild dressing room scenes after Liverpool’s title win.
The team sang ‘Freed From Desire.’
The video was posted to the defender’s 2.7 million followers on X.
Darwin Nunez, buoyed by a rollercoaster season, shared a selfie holding a bottle and cigar, with the cryptic caption: ‘Premier League champion, let them say what they want.’
Darwin Nunez shared a selfie with a bottle of beer and cigar in hand.
After full-time, players rushed to the pitch to begin the celebrations, and Arne Slot was drenched in champagne after leading a tribute song to Jurgen Klopp, who stepped down at the end of last season. Trent Alexander-Arnold led Liverpool’s title celebrations.
Darwin Nunez shared a selfie with a beer bottle and cigar.
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Meanwhile, Mohamed Salah posed for another celebratory selfie with fans after receiving a phone from the stands.
Amid the celebrations, there was a touching moment when the entire squad and backroom staff stood arm-in-arm as the Kop belted out ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone.’ Captain Virgil van Dijk couldn’t hold back his tears.
Alexander-Arnold is reportedly close to joining Real Madrid this summer, with sources in Spain optimistic about finalizing the deal. However, the full-back was central to the celebrations after his boyhood club’s success.
He was also seen chatting with Liverpool owner John W Henry near the dugouts, sparking online jokes urging Henry to ‘get his wallet out.’
As the night wore on, players returned to the dressing room, posing for a squad photo while Florence & The Machine played loudly from the speakers.
Slot’s coaching staff stepped aside to let the players shine, while Salah and Curtis Jones basked in the attention.
Harvey Elliott joined the fun, snapping a selfie with Caoimhin Kelleher and Tyler Morton on Instagram, writing: ‘Let’s goooooooooo.’
Salah declared this season’s title party was ‘way better’ than the Covid-impacted 2019-20 season, saying: ‘Without Sadio [Mane], without Jurgen, without Bobby [Firmino] – it feels even more special.’
The squad posed for a group shot as the celebrations continued into the night at Anfield.
The squad posed together as celebrations carried into the early hours at Anfield.
Harvey Elliott shared a selfie with Caoimhin Kelleher and Tyler Morton.
Mohamed Salah took another iconic selfie with fans long after the match ended.
Arne Slot got soaked in champagne by Cody Gakpo after his post-match speech.
Harvey Elliott shared a selfie with Caoimhin Kelleher and Tyler Morton.
Liverpool’s triumph brought them level with Manchester United on 20 league titles.
Fans climbed railings outside the Kop to celebrate their team’s stunning success.
‘We have a new group now, a new manager,’ said Salah.
‘Being able to do it again is really something special.’
Mohamed Salah snapped another iconic selfie with fans long after the final whistle.
Slot later revealed his personal plans, including how much he planned to drink.
‘The only time I got emotional today was when we arrived at the stadium,’ he said. ‘Seeing what it meant to people, everyone on the bus felt a great responsibility. Losing wasn’t an option today.’
Arne Slot was drenched in champagne by Cody Gakpo after his speech to the crowd.
He smiled and added: ‘I’ll probably celebrate with a beer or two, or three.’
Anfield buzzed with energy throughout the wild 90 minutes, and the celebrations spilled out into the streets.
Liverpool’s 20th title brought them level with Manchester United’s record.
Thousands of fans crowded the streets, climbing the railings at the Kop, waving scarves from rooftops, and even climbing a Greggs van to catch a glimpse of the red sea flooding Anfield Road.
Fans climbed onto the railings outside the Kop to celebrate the team’s success.
In some areas, thick clouds of red smoke made visibility difficult, as the celebrations stretched late into the night.