Liverpool have updated The Champions Wall after Carabao Cup triumph

At Anfield, Liverpool FC's trophy wall stands as a testament to the club's history of success.

It's called 'The Champions Wall' and it lists all the major honours won over the years. The total number of trophies on the wall has increased quite a bit since Jurgen Klopp arrived.

There is another wall just like it inside Anfield for the players called the 'The Walk of Champions'.

It has now been updated after Liverpool won their tenth League Cup title.

A closer look at the trophy wall

Liverpool have won 50 major trophies with the bulk of their success coming in the league but the Reds are also the most successful English club of all time in the Champions League.

You can visit the photomosaic wall at Anfield. It is a mosaic comprised of over 12,000 photos from supporters to celebrate the importance of fans while celebrating the club's success.

It's a nice touch.

The origins of Liverpool's trophy collection

Liverpool Football Club, established in 1892, embarked on a journey that would lead it to become one of the most successful clubs in the world.

The accumulation of its first major trophies marked the beginning of a tradition—celebrating and preserving the club's achievements.

FAQs

How can fans visit the trophy wall at Anfield?

Fans can visit the trophy wall by booking a tour of the Anfield museum and stadium through Liverpool FC's official website, offering a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the club's rich history.

How many trophies are currently displayed on Liverpool FC's trophy wall?

The trophy wall boasts an impressive array of silverware, with 50 major honours on the trophy wall at Anfield.

Which trophy on the wall is the oldest, and what is its history?

After Liverpool were promoted to the First Division in 1896, Tom Watson was made manager. The Englishman helped Liverpool win its first league title in 1901 - the first time the Reds ever won a major honour.

Have Liverpool ever had to make room for more trophies on the wall?

Yes, Liverpool periodically reorganise and expand its trophy wall to accommodate new achievements, ensuring that each victory is celebrated and displayed.