Conor Bradley has revealed that the team is planning the 'best send-off' for Jurgen Klopp, who will be leaving the Reds at the end of the season.
The Carabao Cup is already in their possession, but Bradley is keen to add more silverware before Klopp's departure.
The Northern Ireland international expressed his sadness over Klopp's exit but pledged to do everything possible to ensure a fitting farewell.
Bradley
"He's [Klopp] been the only manager I've known at this club, so for him to be leaving is sad,"
"We just want to win every trophy we can for him and give him the best send-off we can. We just focus on the next game.
"We just want to keep winning and keep playing well and keep the performances going."
Bradley, now a crucial part of the first team, has been doing his bit to help his fellow Academy graduates transition smoothly into the senior squad
Bradley
"I just try to tell them to play their own game,"
"I've seen them in training every day and I know how good they are, so I just try to tell them to play their own game and if they make a mistake to just get on the ball again and try to make things happen.
"It's credit to the boys they keep doing that and keep putting in good performances.
I'd say it makes it an easier transition coming into the first team [having so many Academy teammates there].
"Obviously there are so many other young players like Harvey [Elliott], Jarell [Quansah], Bobby [Clark] and James McConnell.
"It definitely does help and helps ease you into the team. It's class to play with those players. I've been the whole way through the Academy so to be doing it now at Anfield with them is just brilliant.
"Some games I'm asked to do different stuff. Tonight I was asked to be more inside and play in the double pivot.
"I just enjoy learning and enjoy the experience. I just want to keep making myself better. It's been really good and hopefully it continues."
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