Sir Kenny Dalglish has posted an emotional video of him celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League triumph at Anfield on Sunday.

It’s a significant title for Liverpool, which brings it level with Manchester United on 20 top-flight successes.



The Reds once held an 18-7 lead.

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So understandably, for a man considered Liverpool’s greatest player, “the King”, who has a stand named after, the emotions spilled over at full-time.

I’m sure there’s a few sore heads this morning,” he wrote alongside the video.

It was a particularly special weekend for the former Scotland forward, who also celebrated Celtic once again being crowned Scottish champions

The 74-year-old, who holds the record for the most Scottish international caps, played over 300 times for Celtic during his playing days, along with the 515 appearances for Liverpool.

So significant is Dalglish in the history of Reds, both he and Steven Gerrard earned special mentions from Jurgen Klopp when the club won its 19th title in 2020

Dalglish made headlines recently when it was confirmed he and his family will take part in a Family Fortunes-style game show at the Red Weekender, an event being held at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena over the final weekend in May, when Liverpool will finally get its hands on the Premier League trophy.


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