Last summer saw Liverpool return to some normality with their pre-season plans.
The COVID-19 pandemic had put a stop to the globetrotting of clubs ahead of new campaigns from 2020, with football played behind closed doors and the many issues related to travelling abroad making it almost impossible for clubs to get the benefit of why they truly head to different territories; the commercial boost.
Liverpool made the trip to the Far East ahead of this current campaign, taking in visits to Thailand and Singapore. The decision to head to that particular territory was born from a need to deliver for some commercial partners in the region who hadn’t had access to the Reds since the summer of 2017 when they visited Hong Kong. The 2018 and 2019 pre-season tours had both taken in the USA.
