Liverpool fan Sean Cox is delighted seeing his team clinch the Premier League title.
The Irishman suffered life-changing injuries outside Anfield two years ago when he travelled to Merseyside with his brother for the Reds' Champions League semi-final first leg against Roma in 2018.
Cox, a father-of-three, was subject to an unprovoked attack by away supporters which left him in a coma with serious brain injuries.
He underwent extensive rehabilitation at the Walton Centre in Liverpool before he was transferred to a Dublin hospital and was finally able to return to his home in Dunboyne in March 2020.
Cox, like every Liverpool fan, was elated and his family congratulated the team on his behalf.
They told Off The Ball: "Sean couldn't be happier for Liverpool being crowned champions and sends his love and congratulations to Jurgen Klopp and the entire club.
"The Cox family are so delighted that Sean got the opportunity to go to Anfield on a couple of occasions earlier this season and meet many of his LFC sporting heroes.
"Liverpool FC is a huge part of Sean's life and he hopes to be back in Anfield before long."
