Liverpool Football Club has officially confirmed that their squad will wear the new Adidas kits starting August 1, 2025, marking the end of their five-year partnership with Nike and the beginning of a new 10-year agreement with Adidas. The 2025/26 season kits include a bold home and away design, commemorating the return of Adidas after nearly two decades.

The home kit, named "Strawberry Red," features a design similar to the iconic 2006-07 Adidas Liverpool kit worn by club legends like Steven Gerrard and Xabi Alonso. It is a straightforward red jersey with white Adidas logos, paired with matching red shorts and socks. The design excludes the large collar seen previously but retains a classic and no-fuss look that pays homage to the club’s heritage.

The away kit utilizes a clean "Wonder White" base accented with red and black hues, complemented by black shorts and white socks. Additionally, a bold green third kit is introduced as a throwback, adding a striking alternative option for the club. The kits are complemented by a range of training, leisure wear, and memorabilia, including the return of the Adidas three stripes on Liverpool kits.

To launch the new kits, Adidas and Liverpool released a short film titled ‘Your Dream. Our Reality,’ a poetic tribute blending the club’s storied past, present stars, and a look toward the future. The film features a young girl journeying through Liverpool’s history, dining with legends such as Ian Rush and Mohamed Salah, revisiting iconic moments, and concluding with a symbolic step onto the Anfield pitch.

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Liverpool’s Chief Commercial Officer Ben Latty and Adidas Football GM Sam Handy expressed great pride in renewing their partnership, highlighting the kits as more than just uniforms but as symbols of a new era and a long-term commitment between the club and Adidas.


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