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Liverpool will hold a huge parade to celebrate winning the Premier League(Image: PA)

Liverpool have worked hard all season to become Premier League champions, and now is the time to celebrate.

Arne Slot's side needed to avoid defeat by Tottenham on Sunday to secure the crown - and they won it in style by thrashing the north Londoners 5-1.

The Reds have now secured their 20th English league title and their second Premier League success in the past five years, with Slot's side dominating the division this season and winning the title with plenty of room to spare.

And one of the hidden motivations for Liverpool's success has been the possibility of a huge parade.

The Reds were unable to hold one for their 2020 Premier League success due to Covid-19 restrictions, but did have parades for the 2019 Champions League win and the domestic cup double in 2022.

Top scorer Mo Salah admitted he was thinking about a potential parade earlier this season, saying: "It's an incredible day.

I just want to win the Premier League with the city and the fans.

To experience that day and go on the parade in the city, it's going to be incredible."

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It is not yet clear what time it will start, but the 2022 parade began at 4pm.

This hasn't yet been shared, but both the 2019 and 2022 parades started at Allerton Maze in south Liverpool, before heading along Queens Drive, Mill Bank, West Derby Road, Islington, Leeds Street and The Strand before finishing at Blundell Street.

A map of the Liverpool parade route in 2022(Image: Liverpool Echo)

The former Liverpool boss and 2020 Premier League winner has said that he plans to attend the parade, and he will be in the city that weekend.

Klopp is attending the LFC Foundation's annual gala dinner on Friday May 23, and will then in all likelihood be at Anfield for the final game of the season against Crystal Palace on the Sunday.

Jurgen Klopp plans to attend the Liverpool parade(Image: PA)

Speaking in March, Klopp said: "Yes, the plan is [to be there for the celebrations] but not on the bus.
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