King Kenny: Anfield Legend - Liverpool FC - A0, A1, A2 or A3 Print

A portrait of Scotland and Liverpool legend 'King' Kenny Dalglish celebrating another goal in front of The Kop. Available in two versions - a clean version with red and white coloured blocks or a more arty one, your choice. 

Sir Kenny Dalglish stands as one of football’s true icons — a player and manager whose name is synonymous with Liverpool FC, Scotland, and the golden age of British football. Born in Glasgow in 1951, Dalglish began his professional career at Celtic, where his intelligence, balance, and unerring eye for goal helped the club to four Scottish league titles and a league and cup double in 1977. But it was his move to Liverpool that cemented his legacy as one of the greatest players the game has ever seen.

Joining Liverpool in 1977 as the replacement for Kevin Keegan, Dalglish quickly became the heartbeat of a team that dominated English and European football. Over a dazzling playing career at Anfield, he scored 172 goals in 515 appearances, winning six league titles, three European Cups, four League Cups, and numerous other honours. His combination of creative vision, quick feet, and clinical finishing made him the perfect link between midfield and attack — often forming an almost telepathic understanding with strike partner Ian Rush.

For Scotland, Dalglish earned a record 102 caps, scoring 30 international goals — achievements that underline his consistency and longevity at the highest level. He represented his country at three World Cups (1974, 1978, 1982) and remains one of Scotland’s most admired sporting figures.

Transitioning seamlessly into management, Dalglish led Liverpool to further success, winning three league titles and the FA Cup in his first spell in charge. His return in 2011 reaffirmed his status as a club legend, both for his footballing brilliance and his profound humanity — particularly in the wake of the Hillsborough disaster, when his compassion and leadership earned deep, lasting respect.

Kenny Dalglish is not just a Liverpool legend; he is football royalty — revered for his genius as a player, his success as a manager, and his dignity as a man. A symbol of excellence, loyalty, and grace, his influence endures across generations, securing his place among the true greats of the game.

Ideal for autographing and framing.

Limited Edition of 250. Just 20 of A1 and A0.

A3 prints are shipped in cardboard backed envelope.

Rigid tubes for A2, A1 or A0 Size.