Liverpools Elegant new home and away kits for the 2025/26 season The third chapter of her long-term partnership with Adidas.
After years with New Balance and Nike, the Reds are back with the three-strip stripes with the brand after working with Adidas from 1985 to 1996 and again from 2006 to 2012. These epochs delivered key moments in Liverpool’s history-three top titles, three FAS cups and many legendary kits and now hopes to create the third time, so that the third time will be created based on the appealing legendary kit.
The home shirt remains true to the roots of Liverpool with an all red design, supplemented by sharp white adidas three-stripes on the sleeves and a modern crew neck collar. It is a classic, clean look that is unmistakably Liverpool.
In the meantime, the away strip is a stylish allusion to the club’s legacy. The kit contains a cream -colored base and contains brave black and red details. The LeBervogel comb is framed in a shield, a subtle homage to the form of Angefield’s legendary main stand, which goes back to 1906.
As in every season, Liverpool’s kits honor those who have lost them. On the back of both shirts, the 97 emblem – is reminiscent of the 97 fans who have lost tragic life in the disaster in Hillsborough – of the eternal flames on the neck, a moving homage of the memory of those who have lost their lives that day.
In addition, the fans have the opportunity to take a tribute to Diogo Jota with “Diogo J. 20” on their shirts. All profits from these sales go to the LFC Foundation that use the funds to create a base football program in Jota’s names that, after his tragic death in July, warmly in honor of the striker to the club.
Ben Latty, Chief Commercial Officer at LFC, said about the start: “This is more than just the introduction of a new Kits-ES, the beginning of a 10-year relationship for LFC and Adidas. Since the announcement of the partnership in March, there has been a great feeling of anticipation and excitement. This first collection gives the sound for the upcoming Seasons.”
Liverpool debut the new home kit during a double head before the season against Athletic Club in Anfield, while the away kit on August 10 will appear at the FA Community Shield against Crystal Palace.
Both kits can now be bought.
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