Well, Divock, first of all, your reaction to a massive disappointment,
it looked as though at one stage
this was Liverpool's name written on the Premier League title.
Yeah, even for us on the bench, at some point we thought it was 3-3,
it was an unbelievable game.
So much to play for,
but in the end we come away with a good feeling -
we fought so hard, played an unbelievable season.
Yeah, I feel proud. Obviously we wanted to win it,
so on one side you're hurt because you wanted to win,
but on the other side, the overall feeling is very proud and happy.
And in terms of your involvement today,
we were obviously surprised to see you missing off the squad list.
Just tell us what's happened.
Yeah, so I had a little injury in my thigh,
we're still assessing it, but unfortunately it happened, that's football.
Probably for the season will be finished.
So I tried to just be here and encourage the team as much as possible,
soak it in because it's an unbelievable time,
also the last home game, so many memories here.
Yeah, it was a joy to be able to experience this.
I would love it to be with the Premier League, but, yeah, it's been a joy.
What is your overwhelming emotion now?
I know it's part of a footballer's life that contracts will come to an end,
you'll decide to move on, but how do you feel right now about it all?
Honestly, I feel honoured.
It was an honour to be able to play here at Anfield,
with the teammates and the staff, with the fans.
It's been an honour.
You have to, you know, experience Liverpool,
and before I came here, they told me it's a special club,
and once you sign here, you experience it, and I've been able to see us winning so much.
It goes beyond words, so it's been an honour.
You're stood in the corner flag at the moment where Trent Alexander-Arnold
perhaps helped you create your most famous moment of all.
Is that the one you drift back to, if you had to live another day again?
Honestly, there's so many moments, even behind the scenes at Melwood.
So many teammates, so many...
moments, fans, finals, cups...
Challenges, when it was tough, us fighting back.
And, yeah, it's something that you would take for life with you,
and I'll be able to share these moments with my kids later.
Yeah, honestly, it's been a pure joy.
I remember being sat down with you in the training camp
just before the Champions League final,
and you always came out with this phrase,
that you were confident that your light would shine again.
And I said, "Is there one last moment for you to shine your light?"
And you said, "Hopefully there is."
And there was, you got the winner in that Champions League final
and put all of our nerves to bed.
Yeah, it was...
In the moment. you just think about playing football and being the best,
and then obviously you cannot predict these moments,
but to be able to have these moments...
It goes beyond beyond anything that you can describe,
and I know what it means for the club,
I know what it means for the people,
I lived in the city as well, for a couple of years in the middle of the city,
so you know what it is, after derby day when you score,
when you see the people, when it's tough,
even before we won the league,
like people, all the taxi drivers, it's really a part of who I am.
And that's why I think it's so special.
And I know that this club will continue to be the special club that it is.
It's in unbelievable hands.
When you see the next generations, the recruitment,
the players that are here already, there will be unbelievable moments.
And I'm just so happy that I've been able to play my part in this beautiful club.
What about your personality as well, Div?
Because you were behind probably the most famous front three
Liverpool arguably have ever had,
but you were happy to play your part,
you were happy to come in as and when you were needed.
A lot of people thought that must be very difficult for a footballer.
Yeah, honestly, for me, I can say it now,
after every game you feel frustrated when you don't play, you feel hurt.
But beyond that, I always try to...
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Merci.
You always try to put the team first,
and I always try to transform that
and know that there's a higher purpose,
and know that we have an unbelievable coach
who makes the right decisions and we need to win games.
And in my time here, we've won so many games,
and being able to put the team first,
it's been my thing.
So yes, every time I felt like every footballer and I wanted to play,
but in the end, I knew there was a higher purpose.
And I feel like, yeah, my purpose is done here in Liverpool.
Just finally, Div, has it dawned on you yet that in 30 years' time
you'll be coming back to Liverpool, talking about your goals, talking about your legacy?
It's unquestioned, you're a Liverpool legend now, and you'll be welcome here forever.
Even that is something that you can take with you
and you say you're grateful for.
I know that later, after my career, I'll come and watch games,
for sure, I will follow the club,
forever in my heart, a special place in my heart.
I just wish that the club continues to grow,
and keep being Liverpool as it is.
Yeah, for sure, I'll be back.
I'll be back.