Jose Enrique arrived at Melwood on Thursday afternoon to undergo a medical and discuss personal terms after Liverpool agreed a fee with Newcastle for his transfer - and we were there to get these great snaps.
Jose Enrique admits signing for Liverpool is one of the 'happiest days' of his life - and has immediately set his sights on helping bring silverware back to Anfield.
The Spain full-back completed his transfer from Newcastle United on Friday to become the Reds' fifth major signing of a busy summer.
Enrique is already itching to don the red jersey for the first time and is aiming to play his part in helping Liverpool mount a strong challenge for the game's top honours.
He told Liverpoolfc.tv: "This is one of the happiest days of my life. I have come to one of the biggest clubs not just in England, but in the world. I am really, really happy.
"They have won a lot of things including the Champions League. They have amazing players and I hope to win things here.
"Of course I am looking forward to playing in front of the Kop. Everybody speaks about the fans here and they are amazing. I am looking forward to it. I hope it will be this weekend, but if not I can wait."
He added: "Damien Comolli told me it is an amazing club. In Spain there is a saying, 'When the train comes in, you have to take it.' This is the first time a big club has come in for me and I had to take it (the opportunity). I am really happy."
Enrique joins Jordan Henderson, Charlie Adam, Alexander Doni and Stewart Downing in moving to Anfield this summer.
The 25-year-old admits he's excited by Liverpool's transfer business and believes they can help him quench his thirst for trophies.
He said: "I am excited by the new signings - it shows Liverpool's ambition.
"They spent a lot of money in January on Andy (Carroll) and Luis Suarez, and this summer they've spent a lot of money on other players.
"You can see they have big ambitions and that's why I came here - because I want to win things and I think I can do that here."
Enrique joins Liverpool a little more than 24 hours ahead of their Barclays Premier League season opener against Sunderland.
However, with a full pre-season under his belt at Newcastle, the defender is ready to be called upon whenever Kenny Dalglish sees fit.
"If the manager needs me, I am ready to play," said Enrique. "I have already played for Newcastle in pre-season, not every game but two or three games and I am fit and if the manager needs me, I am ready to play.
"My ambition is win everything with Liverpool. This year we won't play in the Champions League, so the most important thing is to try and win the league."
