The new home and outside kits of Liverpool for the 2025/26 season mark the third chapter of their long -standing partnership with Adidas.
After years with New Balance and Nike, the Reds are back with the emblematic three stripes, after teaming up with Adidas from 1985 to 1996 and again from 2006 to 2012. These eras delivered key moments in the history of Liverpool – three high -flying titles, three FA cups and many legendary kits – and now the club is to hope for the third moment.
The home shirt remains faithful to the roots of Liverpool with a red design, supplemented by white Adidas Aidas with three stripes on the sleeves and a collar with a modern crew neck. It is a classic and clean look that is undoubtedly Liverpool.
Meanwhile, the exterior strip is an elegant wink with the club’s heritage. With a white base, the kit incorporates details in black and red fat. The liver bird crest is framed in a shield, a subtle tribute to the form of the emblematic main stand of Anfield, which dates back to 1906.
As with each season, Liverpool kits honor those they have lost. On the reverse of the two shirts, the 97 emblem – commemorating the 97 fans who tragically lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster – is locked up by the eternal flames of the neck, a poignant tribute to the memory of those who lost their lives that day.
In addition, fans have the opportunity to include a tribute to Diogo Jota, with “Diogo J. 20” printed on their shirts. All the benefits of these sales will go to the LFC Foundation, which will use the funds to create a basic football program on behalf of JOTA, offering a sincere way to honor the club’s contribution after his tragic death in July.
Ben Latty, commercial director of LFC, said about the launch: “It’s more than the launch of a new kit – he marks the start of a 10 -year relationship for LFC and Adidas. Since the announcement of the partnership in March, there has been a huge feeling of anticipation and excitement. This first collection sets the tone for the upcoming seasons. ”
Liverpool made its debut on the new domestic kit during a double pre-season leader against Athletic Club in Anfield, while the outside kit will appear in the FA Community Shield against Crystal Palace on August 10.
The two kits are available for purchase now.
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