Thousands of Liverpool fans line the streets around the city as Jurgen Klopp’s men show off trophies

Fans lined the streets to welcome Liverpool home hours after their Champions League final heartache as Jurgen Klopp and his Premier League stars paraded their FA Cup and Carabao Cup trophies on an open-top bus tour.

The Reds could not capture a treble as they were beaten by the only goal of the game against Real Madrid at the Stade de France on Saturday, but they received a rapturous reception as they weaved through Liverpool to celebrate a sensational season.

Manager Klopp was seen grinning with his players, who missed out on the Premier League title to Manchester City on the final day of the season despite beating Wolves at Anfield. 

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp (right) was all smiles as he cradled the FA Cup and Carabao Cup

The Reds were able to celebrate the double hours after losing in the Champions League final

Defender Virgil van Dijk enjoys a drink following the exertions of the club’s 63-game campaign

The squad had hoped to capture a quadruple at one point but ended with a domestic double

Roads were closed around the city as the squad took a route of more than eight miles in a ceremony that had been planned since the side’s dramatic FA Cup final win over Chelsea on penalties on May 14.

Klopp was seen sampling a beer and players including formidable defender Virgil van Dijk, who was nominated for the Ballon d’Or, also enjoyed a drink.

Smiling Premier League joint top-scorer Mohamed Salah appeared to have recovered from the despair of failing to win Europe’s most prestigious club competition.

Fans could not wait to see their heroes and created waves of red smoke as they filled the city

The bus set off from Allerton Maze and weaved its way towards The Strand flanked by crowds

Captain Jordan Henderson offered a wave as the midfielder celebrated an impressive season

Supporters saw the team lose only two league games all season as they pushed City all the way

Vinicius Junior scored the winner for Madrid in the final with a 59th-minute strike that Liverpool were unable to reply to. 

Prolific striker Salah confirmed this week that he will stay at Anfield next season but is yet to extend his contract beyond the end of the 2022/23 campaign.

Captain Jordan Henderson started the final and waved to his admirers as he took the plaudits at the end of a season in which Liverpool finished a point behind City. 

The club’s women’s side, who won the FA Women’s Championship in April, were among the stars on the bus showing off hard-earned silverware.

The parade fell on the 37th anniversary of the Heysel Stadium disaster, and tributes were also paid to the 39 supporters who lost their lives in the tragedy.