Liverpool defender, Virgil Van Dijk has disclosed that he kept his UEFA League Champions medal in a safe.
The Netherland captain helped Jurgen Klopp's side win the Champions League title last season following a 2-0 victory over Premier League rivals, Tottenham Hotspur.
Van Dijk also pointed out that it was a fantastic feeling to win the Europe topflight league trophy in the Spain capital, Madrid.
Asked about Liverpool's Champions League victory over Tottenham, the 28-year-old was quoted by Express UK as saying: "It was an amazing day for me, for the team, for everyone that bleeds red and supports Liverpool.
"It was a fantastic feeling that I had after the game, I couldn't really describe it.
"I kept my champions league medal in the safe and hopefully when I end my career I have a couple more medals, trophies and can put them somewhere nice," he said.
Van Dijk joined Liverpool for £75million in 2017 from Southampton.
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