Liverpool to have a Champions League victory parade in the city on May 27

Liverpool to have a Champions League victory parade in the city on May 27 if they beat Real Madrid in the final

  • Liverpool face Real Madrid in the Champions League final in Kiev on May 26 
  • The Reds have planned to host a victory parade 24 hours later if they are winners
  • It would see them take an open-top coach along Liverpool’s waterside with the route finishing close to the Liverpool Olympia concert venue 

Plans have been put in place for a victory parade for Liverpool should they win the Champions League later this month.

Because of the logistics involved, complicated by the city hosting the Three Festivals Tall Ships Regatta and the Bordeaux Wine Festival the same weekend, proposals have already been drawn up ahead of Jurgen Klopp’s side playing Real Madrid in Kiev on May 26.

Victory in Kiev would see the team return on Sunday, May 27 to take an open-top coach along Liverpool’s waterside with the route finishing close to the Liverpool Olympia concert venue.

Liverpool trio Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino (left-right) could be part of an open-top bus parade in the city on May 27 should they win the Champions League

The Reds are currently in Marbella preparing for the showdown against Real Madrid on May 26 

The Reds are currently in Marbella preparing for the showdown against Real Madrid on May 26 

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp will hope his side emerge victorious in the showpiece in Kiev

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp will hope his side emerge victorious in the showpiece in Kiev

‘Regardless of whether you are a Red, Blue or not a football fan at all, an event like this has a hugely positive impact and will once again shine the international spotlight on the city,’ said Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson.

‘We are all tremendously proud of LFC’s achievement and you can already feel the buzz around the city ahead of the final.

‘The club requested the parade takes place on the Sunday, and even though it’s already a busy day for the city, we want to make sure we are ready to give them the heroes’ welcome they deserve should they win.

‘I understand there will be disappointment for those fans who are unable to get back from Kiev in time, but it was a similar situation in 2005 and we have to be guided by the club in terms of the date and time.

‘We’re keeping everything crossed for the final and hope the team and the fans do Liverpool proud in Kiev as they have throughout the competition.’

The victory parade would entail taking an open-top coach along Liverpool's waterside with the route finishing close to the Liverpool Olympia concert venue

The victory parade would entail taking an open-top coach along Liverpool’s waterside with the route finishing close to the Liverpool Olympia concert venue

Advertisement



Read more at DailyMail.co.uk