An unexpected leak has provided an early glimpse into Liverpool's muchanticipated away kit for the 2024/25 campaign, featuring a dark anthracite base with teal and offwhite accents.
The leaked footage aligns with prior predictions from Footy Headlines, confirming that the shirt in the video is indeed the design for the upcoming away kit.
Liverpool's collaboration with Nike is set to continue for at least another year, as the partnership extends until 2025.
Liverpool fans are eagerly awaiting the second half of the 2023/24 season and have been treated to an unexpected leak providing an early look at what could be their club's muchanticipated away kit for next season. A video shared online seemingly shows an unboxing of Liverpool's next away shirt, revealing a design using "a dark anthracite base" with teal and offwhite accents on sleeves and sides. This aligns with prior predictions from Footy Headlines, confirming that this is indeed their upcoming away kit.
In addition to this exciting news about their new kits, it has also been revealed that Nike will continue producing Liverpool kits until at least 2025 marking five years since they took over from New Balance in 2020.
The home kit for next season features a distinctive yellowstriped pattern reminiscent of iconic titlewinning designs from previous seasons while incorporating 'YNWA' (You'll Never Walk Alone) motif throughout. The collar pays tribute to popular past shirts worn during dramatic moments in Liverpool history.
Meanwhile, parallels between previous kits are being drawn by fans who have seen this latest leak which bears resemblance to certain aspects of earlier designs such as bringing teal heavily into focus across training ranges similar Liver birds colors near Albert Dock . Additionally last week it was reported that thirdkit would be white/grey featuring vertical Nike swoosh
Overall these leaks have added fuel to excitement offering fans an early taste of what might be adorning players and supporters alike come time when official release happens.
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