Liverpool FC fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating the unveiling of the club’s new kits for the 2024-25 season, reported by GOAL. With a transition period underway following the departure of legendary manager Jurgen Klopp,

If there’s one thing anyone who’s been watching Liverpool intently over the years knows about a new kit release, it’s that it tends to look better on the players shot with real cameras and

Liverpool has revealed its new retro jersey for the 2024/25 season with Arne Slot set to take charge. A deal with Adidas is also reportedly close to being agreed.

Liverpool insist Nike are responsible for the sharp rise in the cost of the new home shirt. The kit for the 2024-25 season was launched on Thursday with the price of a standard adult jersey going up 6.

Liverpool has revealed their new home kit for next season with supporters set to pay more to wear the colours of their heroes

Liverpool has been forthright in attributing the 6.7% increase in the price of their standard adult jersey—from £74.99 to £80—to decisions made by their kit manufacturer, Nike. The price of a standard youth jersey has seen an even steeper rise of 9.

Nike have been blamed for the rising price of Liverpool’s new home shirt following its launch on Thursday morning. The cost of a standard adult shirt has gone up to £80 for 2024/25, while the same jersey in youth sizes now comes in at £60 – rises of just over £5 from last season.

Arsenal will be hoping to shine again in Adidas when the 2024-25 season comes around, with the Gunners expected to sport a series of fresh looks at the Emirates and further afield. It is their sixth season with Adidas and the German sportswear manufacturer has produced a nice variety of takes on the legendary North London red and whites.

Liverpool claim Nike are to blame for the controversy around their new kit for the 2024/25 campaign. The Reds feel they have proof, too. Liverpool announced their new kit for the 2024/25 season on Thursday.