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Map and Photo Tour: Where Are the Liverpool FC Murals?
Many of our clients, after going to a game at Liverpool, told us they wished they had a map of the Liverpool FC murals around Anfield and Liverpool.
So, since many people want to know where to find Liverpool FC murals, we created this map and photo tour.
First, full credit to the blog This is Anfield, whose map we started with. But it’s a couple years old, so there are some updates. That’s not a knock at all; I know the hassles of keeping content fresh! But I took an afternoon in August 2025 to look around, here is what I found.
The main updates to their map are:
- The Luis Diaz one is gone, for some reason
- There is a new one of Jordan Henderson lifting the Premier League trophy.
- There is also a new one of David “The Doc” Johnson, a great goalscorer of the 1970s.
- Their map didn’t have the one of John Houlding, who founded the club.
Still, here is our map, and the photo gallery is below. Enjoy! And please let us know of any updates.
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Jurgen Klopp. This one is the Baltic Triangle area, not up by Anfield.
Celebrating their 20th league title. This one is the Baltic Triangle area, not up by Anfield.
Ian Rush, all-time club scorer
Trent Alexander-Arnold
Jan Molby
Ian St. John and Roger Hunt, heroes of the 1960s team that started it all.
A new one of Jordan Henderson with the Premier League trophy.
Virgil Van Dijk
Robbie Fowler, the only one with clear religious overtones.
Missy Bo Kearns grew up in the area and now plays for Liverpool and England
Bil Shankly, legendary manager of the 60s and 70s
Roberto Firmino
Mo Salah, the "Egyptian King"
David "The Doc" Johnson, a great goalscorer of 1970s.
John Barnes also famously won the league for Arsenal with a last-minute goal -- at Anfield!
The Boss
Ray Clemence, goalkeeper in the 70s
Founder of the club, on the wall of the pub where it was founded. To the left here used to be one of Luis Diaz, but it's gone.
Stevie G gets two, and this is my favorite of all
Alan Kennedy, a hero of the 70s and 80s
Steven Gerrard
Jordan Henerson and Alan Hansen
Anne Williams was a leader of the "Justice for the 96" capaign.
Not the best artistically, but the only one with Kenny Dailglish
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