Roberto Firmino addresses Liverpool fans for the first time since his summer exit and tells them,’There’s something I want you to know’ in an announcement bound to excite supporters

• Firmino made 362 appearances for Liverpool in eight years and scored 111 goals
• The 32-year-old is one of the stars for table-topping Al-Ahli in Saudi Pro League
• Listen to the latest episode of Mail Sport’s podcast ‘It’s All Kicking Off!’

Roberto Firmino sent his first message to Liverpool fans since calling time on his eight-year Anfield stay last summer. 

The 32-year-old departed at the end of his contract and joined the raft of big names headed to the Saudi Pro League where he signed up with current table-toppers Al-Hilal.

The Brazilian enjoyed a special bond with the Liverpool supporters during his time on Merseyside and was regularly serenaded with his famous song. 

Firmino took to Instagram to annouce that Reds fans could get their hands on the re-telling of his Anfield career in his new book appropriately titled ‘Si Senor: My Liverpool Years’.

The forward began his message with a riff on the start of his iconic tune, saying: ‘There’s something I want you to know.’ Before confirming the book’s release on November 9th. 

Firmino addressed Liverpool fans to annouce his new book which details his Anfield career

Firmino (right) was left in tears after playing his final game at Anfield for Liverpool in May 

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The Brazilian has made an solid start to life in the Saudi Pro League, scoring three times

Firmino will not be short of content for the work chronicling his trophy-laden time with the Reds which began in the summer of 2015 under then-boss Brendan Rodgers. 

The Northern Irishman was sacked only a few months into that campaign and replaced by Jurgen Klopp under whom the Brazilian flourished. 

Firmino made 362 appearances, scoring 111 goals and registering 79 assists as part of one of world football’s most fearsome trios. He won the League Cup, FA Cup, Premier League Champions League and scored the extra-time winner in the 2020 FIFA World Club Cup as the Reds secured their maiden title in the competition. 

The former Hoffenheim forward has taken to life in the Gulf State well and recorded five goals invovements in nine games as his roster sit top of the league standings. 

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