"Liverpool" became the champion, but some players may remain without medals

One of the most famous clubs in the English Premier League — "Liverpool" secured its 20th championship title in the 2025 season. However, according to "Planet Football," some players may not be able to receive a championship medal.

Requirement for medals: at least 5 games
According to the EPL regulations:
- To receive a medal, a player must have participated in at least 5 championship games;
- At the end of the season, "Liverpool" will receive a total of 40 medals;
- These medals will be distributed among players and club staff.

If a player does not meet the requirement, the decision to award a medal will depend on the club's internal decision.

List of players who may remain without medals
- Federico Chiesa — 4 games.
- Viteslav Yaros — 1 game.
- Jayden Danns — 1 game.
- Tyler Morton — may not have enough games.
- James McConnell — currently lacks sufficient game experience.
- Trey Nyoni — limited playing time.

Additionally, some members of the youth team and reserve players are also on this risky list.

Club decision: fairness or rule?
The EPL leadership distributes the majority of the medals strictly according to the regulations. However:

- The club has the right to award medals to players who do not meet the requirement if they wish;
- In some cases, young players and those who played a significant role in training may also be rewarded.

Historic achievement for "Liverpool"
This is the 20th championship title in the club's history. "Liverpool" was just slightly behind "Manchester United" (20 championships), and now they are equal.

What do you think — should receiving a medal be based solely on regulations, or do all players who made an effort deserve it?