Liverpool’s first kit lineup with Adidas is already generating excitement as early details begin to emerge. Although the current season has only just begun, anticipation for future campaigns, especially concerning new kits, is building rapidly.
The 2024/25 season will mark the end of Liverpool’s partnership with Nike, with the club set to reunite with Adidas for the 2025/26 season—13 years after their last collaboration. Thanks to reliable sources like Footy Headlines, we’re now getting a glimpse of what fans can expect from the iconic German sportswear brand.
Unsurprisingly, the home kit will feature the club’s traditional red. However, what stands out is the inclusion of Adidas’ classic Trefoil logo, as hinted by kit expert @fumlerRAWK. This nostalgic design element is sure to resonate with fans, evoking memories of past iconic Adidas kits.
Turning to the away kit, sources including @KB2X have shared that it’s likely to be “Ecru/Off White,” with the added possibility of a throwback to the vintage Liverpool crest. This crest was first introduced in the 1987/88 season and remained until 1992, a period associated with legendary sponsors like Crown Paints and Candy.
Further details suggest that the official color scheme will be labeled “Wonder White/Black,” which closely resembles ecru. If true, this kit could easily become a fan favorite, offering a modern twist on a beloved classic. There is, however, some uncertainty about whether the Adidas Trefoil logo will also appear on the away kit or if the brand will opt for its more recent Performance logo. That decision could be a key factor in determining the kit’s reception.
As for the third kit, while details are still sparse, @fumlerRAWK has teased the possibility of a bottle green design. It seems Adidas is leaning heavily into retro themes for their return to Liverpool’s kits.
With more leaks expected in the coming months, anticipation is already high. If these early glimpses are any indication, fans are in for an exciting set of kits that blend nostalgia with modern flair.
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