Liverpool announce plans for return of fans to Anfield and Prenton Park

Liverpool reveals plans undertaken for fans’ return to Anfield and Prenton Park

In a statement on the official club website, Liverpool have announced that they are bracing for the return of fans to Anfield and Prenton Park.

After a season of fans being away from the stadiums, the next Premier League campaign will see fans make a return. The statement mentions that the club will continue to prioritize the safety of fans as per government guidelines.

Season tickets and hospitality season tickets renewal are complete and the matchday hospitality sales will begin from this week, along with the LFC member tickets. An excerpt from the statement made by Phil Dutton, vice-president of ticketing and hospitality, reads:

Liverpool played in an empty Anfield last season. (imago Images)

“The safety of everyone attending matches will remain our absolute priority and we will continue to work with all our football partners to ensure we adhere to the required protocols and guidance.”

Liverpool brace for fans return

The club still urges fans to maintain basic Covid guidelines to ensure their safety and the well-being of others; while also recommending vaccinations and lateral flow tests before coming to matchdays. (h/t official website)

Liverpool understand the importance of fans inside the stadium and know how much they can make a difference.

Liverpool prepared to have fans back at Anfield and Prenton Park as supporters will make a return after Covid restrictions are relaxed.

Jurgen Klopp, speaking after 10,000 fans were allowed to attend Liverpool vs Crystal Palace on the last day of the season in May 2021, underlined just how vital fans are to the football club.

“It makes all the difference [fans returning]. We all need support through life… That means we were alone. We knew they are there but we were alone. And getting 10,000 of them back is the best news I can imagine.””

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Liverpool start their campaign on 14th August against the newly-promoted Norwich City. The match should see the Reds away fans make their way to Carrow Road as the club looks to better their performance last season and win the Premier League title again.