Liverpool FC celebrated the opening of the new AXA Training Center and commemorated the landmark occasion by burying a steel time capsule in the club's new £ 50 million training center, to be extracted 50 years later.
The steel time capsule contained artifacts related to the club’s rich history and some of the experiences and people who have made it what it is today.
It is set that the time capsule will be opened in 2070 with the aim of showing future Reds players and the local community the strength of the current team who have created the success behind the LFC badge and offer supporters an insight into what the club is like in the present day.
The capsule was placed outside the visitors’ entrance to the facility and is marked by a special plaque set in granite paving.
According to press reports, the English Premier League champion Liverpool buried boss Klopp's distinctive glasses, along with a pair of shoes belonging to Dutch defender Virgil Van Dijk and also signed gloves of Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson Becker.
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