Anfield will be a better stadium than Qatar's, Manchester City are envious

Since its opening in 1884, the Anfield stadium has been characterised as a unique and special stage. How many magical nights have we had at this world heritage site, legends and icons of world football have stepped on the hallowed ground, which has also been the scene of great concerts and for many is a unique place. New times and technology are forcing football venues to modernise, and Anfield will be no exception.

Next year The new Anfield Road Stand will open next August with an extra 7,000 seats lifting capacity to around 61,000 and bolstering matchday income. New fans arriving on Merseyside will not only be treated to a first class spectacle, but will also enjoy all the comforts, an incredible view and first class service, every time the Red's play at home. The experience will be unique.

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Work began last September, where a team of experts will ensure that Anfield will welcome an additional 15,967 fans, bringing the total number of people cheering on the Island's top team to 61,015. The work on the upper level, where there is a new stand and a unique roof for an unforgettable experience, gives Anfield an ideal depth to appreciate the magnitude of the pitch in its entirety.

Liverpool's annual revenue is set to exceed £600m when the next set of accounts are published. This income will help with maintenance costs, paying administrative staff, extras and other expenses that could be prevented and recouped at The Pool. That is why Liverpool must continue to climb the Premier League table, win the domestic cups and transcend in Europe to collect the prizes.

<strong>Anfield will undergo a transformation</strong>

Our house will not have football until December 30 when we host Leicester City for the 18th round of the Premier League, where thanks to the consequence of victories and especially this last one against Southampton (3-1), we are currently located in sixth place with 22 points, close to European positions, and after a bad start to the season, Klopp's men have been able to recover ground.