Former Liverpool forward Dirk Kuyt believes that Liverpool’s Premier League trophy parade and the entire celebration will be crazy.Sure, the Reds have not secured the EPL title yet, but they’re 12 points clear of Arsenal and need a maximum of just 16 points in the nine remaining games to be crowned champions.Last time they won the title, back in 2020, the Scousers couldn’t celebrate it properly due to the pandemic.The son of a Liverpool and England legend is playing for… Malta!?This time, it could be totally different…”It will be absolutely massive,” said Kuyt in the interview with The Athletic. “For Arne to win the Premier League in his first season in charge will be something no one will ever forget.”It took such a long time for Liverpool to win the championship. And then when it happened last time, it was a bad time for people all over the world, but especially for Liverpool supporters because they couldn’t enjoy the success properly.”We’ve all seen the parades around the city after Champions League wins. But to win the Premier League, I feel will mean even more to the people. It will be crazy both in the stadium and around the city.##NAJAVA_MECA_8796607##”Going out of the Champions League and losing the final was disappointing but it means there’s now complete focus on the Premier League and giving everything so they can lift that trophy at Anfield on May 25.”Despite massive pressure and expectations in front of Arne Slot upon arrival at Anfield following Jurgen Klopp’s exit, Kuyt firmly believed in his compatriot. Previously, Slot spent three years at Feyenoord, Kuyt’s former club in the Netherlands.”I was really happy when Arne joined Liverpool because I knew what he was capable of after doing so well at Feyenoord,” Kuyt explained.##EDITORS_CHOICE##”But nobody expected it to go this well, besides maybe Arne himself. He’s managed to build on Jurgen’s achievements and do it his way. Yes, he inherited a good squad, but how quickly he got the team to play the way he wanted was unbelievable. He’s made Premier League games look easy at times.”Everyone was saying that whoever came next after Jurgen would face such a difficult time. It’s not easy to replace a legend. We know how tough it was for Jurgen in the beginning to get Liverpool playing like he wanted.”It feels like the world is sinking, admits Liverpool captainHowever, Slot did it in a very short time, and Kuyt claims that contemporary Liverpool reminds him of Feyenoord from back in the day.”It’s one thing doing it at those clubs compared to getting some of the best players in the world to believe in how he wants to play.”In the Champions League he was unlucky to face a team as good as PSG in their first knockout round. It was a top game decided by small details,” concluded Kuyt.
