Liverpool are set to change kit manufacturer at the end of this season, with Adidas expected to take over from Nike.
It is believed that the German firm are already designing the new home shirt with Footyheadlines reporting that they have created a jersey reminiscent of the one worn in 2006/07, when the Reds reached the Champions League final.
Based on the responses, the vast majority of fans on X are very enthusiastic about Adidas’s plans:
wow😍
— ForzaBan (@Nininecko) October 17, 2024
I really like Adidas
— Noor (@NoorBaloch00) October 16, 2024
The best kit ever made
— Alex Arevalo (@AlexdoxA) October 17, 2024
Oh yes
— Jonah Guergues (@JonahGuerg23) October 17, 2024
One of the best
— Will Hearley (@Whirly90) October 17, 2024
We need Stevie G modelling it!!!!
— Phil -🏴🇩🇿🔴 (@PhilTouil22) October 17, 2024
Adidas and Liverpool have memories and history which unite them together,l think they deserve each other
— The last muchwezi (@BukenyaFre17902) October 17, 2024
My favourite kit of all time. Supporter for 40 years.
— . (@balancepatience) October 17, 2024
Adidas has been Liverpool’s kit supplier on two previous occasions
The German manufacturer originally took over from Umbro at the start of the 1985/86 campaign. It was a relationship that lasted a decade before they were replaced by Reebok.
They returned to make Liverpool’s shirts in 2006 but their deal only lasted six seasons before Warrior/New Balance took on the responsibility.
When will Liverpool’s 25/26 home kit be released?
Due to the change in kit supplier, there will likely be a delay in the announcement of next season’s kit. To maximise sales, new shirts have usually been revealed prior to the final home game of the campaign, with the replicas going on sale in early May.
However, supporters may have to wait a couple more months to buy the new Adidas design, depending on when the agreement with Nike expires.
Find out who is in Liverpool’s first-team squad for the 2024/2025 season here
