England cricket star Moeen Ali has been named as an honorary ambassador for Liverpool's fan club in Pakistan. The lifelong Liverpool fan, 27, who has been called up for England's final two Tests in the West Indies, made the announcement on Friday. He said: 'I'm happy to announce I'm the new brand ambassador of Pak Reds. I look forward to this association. You'll Never Walk Alone.' Moeen Ali has been named as an ambassador for Liverpool's official fan club in Pakistan . Ali pictured with Liverpool star Raheem Sterling at Anfield in a picture posted on his Twitter account . Ali, a lifelong Liverpool fan, was in attendance for the LFC All-Stars match at Anfield last month . Ali posted pictures with Liverpool players Raheem Sterling and Emre Can on his Twitter account . The Pak Reds, founded in 2011 and granted official supporter club status two years later, has branches in Lahore, Islamabad, Hyderabad, Karachi, Peshawar and Chakwal. Ali, who was born in Birmingham and is of Pakistani descent, joins former Liverpool club doctor Dr Zaf Iqbal, ATP Tour tennis player Aisam-Ul-Haq and BBC Asian Network presenter Noreen Khan as Pak Reds ambassadors. The cricketer was recently at Anfield for the LFC All-Stars match and had his photograph taken with Raheem Sterling and Emre Can.
Spinner named as new ambassador for Liverpool fan group Pak Reds .
The England star has been called up for last two Tests in West Indies .
Pak Reds group was founded in 2011 and attained official status in 2013 .
It has six different branches across Pakistan .