Echo: Arnold s commemorative mural in Liverpool will be preserved and will not be removed

May 6th According to the Liverpool Echo, Arnold's commemorative mural in Liverpool will be preserved.

It is reported that Liverpool star Arnold will leave the team this summer and his memorial mural will be preserved. Liverpool Football Club star Arnold announced that he would leave the team when his contract expires after the end of the season, and he would freely transfer to Real Madrid.

In his farewell letter, he said that the club has always been his "all life". To celebrate his achievements at the club, a commemorative mural was unveiled in 2019 at the corner of Sybil Street and Anfield Road. The impressive three-storey mural was officially unveiled on August 8, 2019, when Arnold, 20, first saw the mural in person, accompanied by his older brother Taylor. The mural was produced by The Anfield Wrap to mark the extraordinary year after the Reds won the Champions League final in Madrid and inspire young people.

On the day the mural was unveiled, Arnold said he hoped the mural would be "conserved for a long time." It is understood that there is currently no plan to demolish or replace the mural. In an interview, Arnold emphasized the important information he wanted young people to draw from his experiences: "The main message that young people should get from me and my story is that everything is possible."

The mural was created by French graffiti artist Akse, who has painted Klopp's mural in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle. Initially, when TheAnfieldWrap came up with the idea, Arnold thought it was a joke. However, when he saw the huge mural up close, he said he felt like he was dreaming. Speaking about this, Arnold said: “At first I thought it was a joke, but when I realized it was true, it was something I dreamt of but never expected.” In addition to its artistic significance, the mural is used to promote an important community cause, which is to support the food bank by fans, aiming to raise awareness about their work in the area.

In response, Arnold said: "It would be great to see all the fans with it, and hope it will win more support for the food bank, which is the main reason for it. It is not just about the painting, but the message it conveys. Hopefully, it will raise awareness and encourage everyone to give back to the society as much as possible."