Liverpool legends and icons have become the subject of several street art murals as fans express their appreciation for the on-field heroics delivered by those donning the colours of their beloved football club.
A number of designs have been painted across the city in recent years as players, coaches and supporters celebrate the club's success under Jurgen Klopp.
GOAL takes a look at the best murals dispersed across Liverpool's famous streets, as well as where you can find them.
Mohamed Salah
Address: 54 Anfield Rd, Liverpool, L4 0TD
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
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John Culshaw, who has previously worked on several murals that now sparkle in his native Liverpool, painted this stunning representation of Salah, in what is Liverpool FC's most recent piece of street art.
The Anfield Road Traders' Association commissioned the design as part of a refurbishment of Anfield Road. Several Liverpool icons were nominated to be the subject of the mural - including Robbie Fowler, Ian Rush, and Virgil Van Dijk - but Salah was voted in by the fans.
Trent Alexander-Arnold
GoalAddress: Sybil Rd, Liverpool, L4 0RR - corner of Anfield Road
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
Following the Reds' Champions League victory in 2019, The Anfield Wrap created this painting of Liverpool local lad Alexander-Arnold in support of ‘Fans Support Foodbanks’ - a local charity.
The mural acts as inspiration for all Liverpool youngsters as it celebrates the accomplishments of someone who, in his own words, "is just a normal lad from Liverpool whose dream has just come true."
Jurgen Klopp
GoalAddress: 44 Jamaica St, Liverpool, L1 0AF
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
This mural of the Liverpool manager was created by artist Akse in December 2018 and can be located in the Baltic Triangle.
This artwork was made three years after Klopp arrived at Anfield, during a breakthrough season in which Liverpool spent much of the campaign at the top of the table before narrowly missing out on the Premier League title by just one point.
Jordan Henderson
Address: Sybil Rd, Liverpool, L4 0RR - corner of Anfield Road
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
This mural, located directly opposite Alexander-Arnold’s, was commissioned by The Redmen TV to commemorate Liverpool's Premier League title-winning success, as well as the club captain's career.
During his ninth season at Anfield, Henderson became the first Liverpool captain to lift the Premier League trophy.
Steven Gerrard
GoalAddress: 1 Hawkesworth St, Liverpool, L4 0UA - on the side of the Sandon pub
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
This street artwork of Liverpool legend and former captain Steven Gerrard was yet another masterpiece put together by renowned local artist, John Culshaw.
Fans were given a selection of subject options, and the majority of them voted for Gerrard over Robbie Fowler, Bob Paisley, Jerzy Dudek, and Sami Hyypia.
Ode to Mo
GoalAddress: 4 Basnett St, Liverpool, L1 1EJ
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
Guy McKinley created this ode to Mohamed Salah, which is located in the heart of the city centre and features a poem by Musa Okwonga.
This piece was put together in the summer of 2018 following a record-breaking debut season in the Premier League in which Salah scored 32 goals for Liverpool.
Klopp’s champions of 2020
Address: 40 Jamaica St, Liverpool, L1 0AF
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
Klopp's success at Liverpool was celebrated with this colourful piece of art put together by Liverpudlian artist Caleb following the club's 19th league title and first Premier League crown.
The mural captures the Liver Bird, which is synonymous with Anfield, grabbing hold of the Premier League trophy as well as Klopp's trademark smile.
Title winning captains: Henderson and Hansen
Address: 38 Old Barn Rd, Liverpool, L4 2QP
Google Maps: Directions to the mural can be found here
This design commemorates Liverpool's most recent title triumph alongside the one that came before it, with Henderson and Alan Hansen proudly lifting the Premier League and First Division trophies respectively.
Paul Curtis, the artist behind this work, is also known for his Liver Bird wings mural, which can be found right next to the Klopp’s champions of 2020 mural.