The Liverpool supporter who tragically lost his life in Italy has been pictured.

Philip Joseph Dooley died after being struck by a vehicle in Bergamo, a city located north east of Milan, in the early hours of Tuesday, September 17.

Merseyside Police have confirmed that they are assisting Italian authorities with the investigation and have informed Philip's next of kin.



Two individuals who witnessed the incident are also aiding the investigation led by Italian police.

Liverpool 'deeply saddened' after fan dies in accident before AC Milan Champions League tie	First picture of Liverpool fan killed in Italy as tributes paid	LFC players' tribute to lifelong fan who died in Italy

Philip was among the thousands of Liverpool fans who had travelled to Italy for the club's match against AC Milan at San Siro on Tuesday.

Philip's passing has prompted hundreds of heartfelt tributes.

One supporter penned on X: "Top man and a massive support to my family.

YNWA." In a touching gesture, flowers were laid on Philip's seat at the San Siro stadium ahead of Tuesday's kick off, reports the Liverpool Echo.

Liverpool Football Club also expressed their condolences on Tuesday, stating: "We are deeply saddened by the tragic passing of our supporter Philip Dooley, following a road traffic accident in Bergamo in the early hours of this morning.

Philip was a lifelong Liverpool fan who had travelled to Italy to be at tonight's Champions League game against AC Milan."

"Our staff in Milan are working with the local police and consulate, and continue to provide support to other fans impacted by this devastating incident.