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It takes a big reason to walk away from something that's so good turning your back makes no sense.

Mo Salah and Sadio Mane are at the top of their game, at a club hungry for the big prizes and with a manager who has signed up for four more years. So, leaving Anfield before the full potential of this Liverpool team has been exhausted is like having a winning lottery ticket and not cashing in.

There was no big prize for Liverpool in the Stade de France last night as they lost again to 14-time winners Real Madrid for the second time in four years. But seeing this Liverpool team break up would be a shame. For now, Salah has only said he's staying next season while Mane won't even go that far as Bayern Munich blatantly chase him.

Two guys already sitting on all the money they'll ever need, surely it's trophies and legacy that matter more? And being revered alongside greats like Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush in Liverpool's pantheon of fame. Where else right now offers that delicious mix of satisfaction and achievement?

On a night where more Euro glory beckoned for six-time Euro Kings Liverpool, Klopp and his stars arrived 20 minutes later than planned after traffic jams. There was more drama with the game delayed over half an hour with chaos outside the Liverpool end with fans struggling to gain entry.

Tear gas was used and police batons drawn – hardly the ideal preparation for a showpiece Final. But Liverpool stars were focused only on business. And they soon set about doing everything they could to make this a night of Treble celebrations