Liverpool fans are gearing up for an almighty celebration once their team are confirmed as Premier League champions.
The Reds have had to wait 35 long years to see their team lift the trophy in-front of them at Anfield.
If they win their next two games – and Arsenal match them – Liverpool will secure the title at home against Tottenham next Sunday. The let off will be supreme.
Supporters will serenade their heroes long into the night as a party commences on the red half of Merseyside.
One player who is no doubt looking forward to the celebrations is Federico Chiesa. Chiesa has not played as much as he would have liked in his first season at Anfield, but he has always cut a happy figure nonetheless.
And as he looks forward to winning some silverware with Liverpool, Chiesa has named the song he loves to hear supporters sing the most.
Federico Chiesa salutes Luis Diaz song
Liverpool fans have wanted to see more of Chiesa this season. With just six fixtures remaining he has featured only 12 times.
The Italian has still made an impression throughout that time, though, scoring twice and looking lively in his short appearances on the pitch.
Moreover, Chiesa appears to have bought into everything at Liverpool. He seems settled.
So, when asked during a sponsored video from Google Pixel to name his favourite Liverpool player song, it was not a surprise to hear Chiesa full of enthusiasm.
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“For me the best one is Lucho Diaz, he’s from… wherever he’s from! He’s from Barrancas!” smiled the 27-year-old.
“But even you know one that’s so underrated – Nunez, Nunez, Nunez!”
Virgil van Dijk agrees with Chiesa
As part of the sponsored video, both Virgil van Dijk and Ryan Gravenberch were asked questions about their favourite Liverpool player songs too.
“I think in general to have a song is such a proud thing,” answered Van Dijk. “But, Luis Diaz. It’s catchy.”
“Over the years I’ve heard some very good ones,” the captain continues. “Obviously Bobby’s was very good, even Divock Origi’s was very good.”
“I like the one for Mo as well,” says Gravenberch. However, when asked if he likes his own creation from the Liverpool fans, the Dutchman wasn’t sure.
“It was Gini’s, you know,” he said. Perhaps it’s time for a new chant for Liverpool’s newest Dutch midfielder.
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