Roberto Firmino has labelled his eight years at Liverpool as the 'honour of my life' after calling time on his Anfield career.
Firmino arrived on Merseyside as a relatively unknown quantity when he joined from Hoffenheim in 2015, but went on to play a starring role for the club to become a fans' favourite.
The Brazilian forward scored 111 goals in 362 appearances for the club, winning every major trophy available, and was given a huge reception by supporters after his final game at Anfield last month.
Firmino was also extremely popular in the dressing room, and he has now released a video of his farewell speech to his team-mates, which left his wife Larissa close to tears.