A Liverpool The football party of Christmas football in the city of the cathedral was stopped, in the morning among the newspapers reports that suspected drugs were found.
The party was ended by staff at the Anglican cathedral, who said it was “an incident” that was “not in our possession”.
Liverpool FC said the “incident” happened on Thursday night, adding: “We do not condone or tolerate the use of illegal substances at any of our venues or events.”
None of the players or the men of the first team manager Arne Slot attended the event, which was not considered a football staff.
Liverpool FC said the staff member is “recovering well” from hospital treatment after the medical incident, which was “unrelated” to other concerns.
The club said in a statement: “We do not condone or tolerate the use of illegal substances at any of our venues or events.
“We thank the events at the venue for their quick action and professional response to the medical emergency we ended up with. The staff member is recovering well.’
Liverpool Cathedral, the largest in Britain and the fifth largest in the world, said that such events help the host to keep the site open and free for the public to enter.
A representative told the BBC: “During last week’s event, what has become known is in line with our core values. The team in office followed the correct procedure to bring the event to an early end.
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“We would like to thank our staff and Liverpool FC for taking swift action and working together, and will continue to review our policies and mitigations for future events.”
Liverpool are top of the Premier League table by five points after a 2-2 draw with Fulham at Anfield on Saturday