Echo: Liverpool has arranged a series of celebrations such as parades, and 1 million people are expected to participate

May 19th, the Liverpool Echo wrote an article introducing a series of activities such as the parade arranged by Liverpool to win the Premier League championship.

On the upcoming bank holiday weekend, Liverpool will become the center of the football universe, and a grand celebration that has brewed a generation will sweep the whole city. Liverpool has arranged the cruising route, and the trophy will be tied with red ribbons, and everything is ready. All England will have to admit that Liverpool will be the core of the football world at least on this brilliant bank holiday weekend (May 23-26). The biggest party of this generation is finally coming.

Last month, Slott's team locked in the second Premier League championship in five years four games ahead of schedule, and his outstanding coaching at Merseyside opened a long-lost grand scene. Five years ago, Liverpool fans failed to celebrate the club's first league title in thirty years as they should, and supporters are now ready to pay tribute to the 2025 champions while planning to make up for the time passed by.

Even the most cautious and conservative Liverpool fans, the huge fan base of the club's global presence, has spent nearly a month planning its itinerary just to participate in one of the most famous moments in Liverpool's legendary history. It is estimated that about one million people will flock to Liverpool’s city streets on Monday, May 26, witnessing a five-hour parade throughout the city from south to north, a feast that will end as usual on Strand Street in the city center, where the most memorable image will be captured and etched in the club’s history.

After the match against Crystal Palace on May 25, when Liverpool lifts the trophy, fans from all over the country will flood into hotels and bars to witness this moment of glory and witness the most prestigious trophy in the country cruise the city the next day. The same weekend, Radio1's "Big Weekend" music festival will also be held in Sefton Park, a celebration that is destined to be a carnival of community spirit and irrepressible Liverpool pride. The joyous release begins on Friday’s Beachfront Exhibition Centre. The three-day celebration called "RedWeekender" will bring together BOSSNight, Anfield Wrap and RedmenTV. Legends such as Benitez, Aldridge and even Sir Dalglish will appear on the same stage with many Liverpool local musicians.