Explained: Why 6 Liverpool stars may not receive Premier League winners’ medal The Reds are closing in on a huge win.

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Explained: Why 6 Liverpool stars may not receive Premier League winners’ medal

The Reds are closing in on a huge win.

Federico Chiesa is at risk of missing out on an automatic Premier League winner’s medal as Liverpool edge closer to the 2024/25 title.

The Reds are currently 13 points clear at the top with just 10 games remaining.

While the majority of Liverpool’s squad have already made the five appearances required to earn a winner’s medal, a few players, including Chiesa, are still at risk.

The Italian winger, who joined from Juventus for £12.5 million in the summer, has played only three league games this season – against Bournemouth, Brentford, and Ipswich – meaning he’s still two appearances shy of qualifying for the prestigious medal.

Other players likely to miss out include reserve goalkeeper Vitezslav Jaros, who made his Premier League debut in a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace in October but has featured only once.

Tyler Morton, Trey Nyoni, and James McConnell have yet to make a league appearance despite impressing in cup competitions, while Jayden Danns, currently on loan at Sunderland, is also four appearances short.

As per Premier League rules, a club’s champions are awarded 40 commemorative medals for players, staff, and officials, with each medal requiring at least five league appearances during the title-winning season.

Additional medals may only be granted with Premier League approval, which is unlikely unless over 39 players make the required appearances.

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