Liverpool City Council have assured that Liverpool Football Club will soon have their open-top bus parade to commemorate their first Premier League title in 30-years - the time has not yet been ddecided.

The Reds were crowned as Premier League winners on Thursday, June 24, 2020, after Chelsea’s 2-1 victory against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge in matchday 31 of the 2019-2020 season.

Liverpool after the 4-0 flattening of Crystal Palace at Anfield on Wednesday night needed the then reigning champions to drop points.

Manchester City won against Arsenal and Burnley since Project Restart, closing the earlier 25-point lead to 20 following Liverpool's goalless draw in the Merseyside derby on Sunday, June 21, 2020.

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The win against the Eagles took them to 86 points as they looked forward for Pep Guardiola’s side to be halted by the Blues.

With the trend of the recent coronavirus pandemic, the Reds thought it appropriate to make plans for a parade in the city somewhere next season.

Jurgen Klopp earlier believed that along the middle of next season, when a vaccine is found the Reds could celebrate their win but the statement made by the city council seems convincing to fans who are eager to get on streets to celebrate the long-awaited Premier League victory.

"We are looking at plans on how a title win can be celebrated fully and would honor the club's and fan's ambitions to have a parade - this will only happen when it is safe to do so, lockdown restrictions have eased and the infection rate of the virus has been reduced," the statement said.

Liverpool will be given a Guard of Honor reception at the Etihad on Thursday when they play Man City.