There are 20 days between Liverpool’s final Premier League game of the season against Wolves on Sunday and the Champions League final clash with Tottenham Hotspur and as such, Liverpool have put special plans in place to ensure their players are in good shape for the massive game in Madrid, as reported by Paul Joyce of The Times.
The Reds will play their final game of the league season on Sunday, where they’ll be hoping to lift the Premier League title.
Whether they win the title or not will have some impact on what happens between the weekend and them setting off to Madrid, but it won’t make a major difference.
If the Reds do win the title, they’ll parade the trophy through Liverpool on Monday, May 13th and regardless of the outcome of Sunday’s game, they’ll still train on Tuesday, May 14th.
Jurgen Klopp will then grant his players and staff five days off, where they’ll be allowed to go abroad but not on any long-haul flights, and the whole team will get back together at Melwood on Monday, May 20th.
They’ll then begin their preparations for the game against Spurs, spending one week at Melwood and one week at a warm-weather training camp in either Marbella or Majorca.
The Reds then plan to fly out to Madrid on Thursday, 30th May. They will then be allowed to train Wanda Metropolitano Stadium before the game on Saturday, 1st June.
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