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A number of events had been planned for staff to further mark their triumph, but they have now been put on the back burner while the club offers support to victims and those affected.

After a car crashed into supporters on Water Street during Monday's title parade, 27 fans, including four children, were rushed to hospital.

Merseyside Police are questioning a 53-year-old "white male" suspect.

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The harrowing incident is not being deemed terror-related by authorities, with police treating it as a lone, isolated matter.

In an internal email seen by the BBC, staff were informed that the club “will continue to offer our full support to the emergency services and local authorities” and encouraged staff “to come together at this time to support each other” after postponing their planned events on Tuesday.

The move comes after a poorly timed social media post by Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah, who put a picture online of himself kissing the trophy just two hours after a car had ploughed through hordes of fans in the city centre.

He has since deleted the post on X (formerly known as Twitter) following backlash.

Dave Kitchin of the North West Ambulance Service confirmed 27 people had been taken to hospital by ambulance during a late-night press conference.

"We can confirm that our teams treated 20 patients at the scene for minor injuries and these did not need hospital treatment," he said.

"Twenty-seven patients in total were taken to hospital by ambulance and we believe two of those, including one of the children, have sustained serious injuries."

Liverpool City Metro Mayor Steve Rotheram provided an update on Tuesday morning, confirming that there are four people who are "very ill" in hospital.

We're in liaison with the police and with the ambulance services.

He said: "The scenes in Liverpool are appalling — my thoughts are with all those injured or affected.

"I want to thank the police and emergency services for their swift and ongoing response to this shocking incident.