📸 Liverpool back with Adidas, leaked kits reveal surprise blue shirt 😳
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There are new developments at Liverpool regarding the kits for the next season. A significant change for the Reds: after 13 years of absence, Adidas will return to outfit Liverpool, which will part ways with Nike.
Below are the leaked images of the kits shared by footyhbeadlines.com.
The first jersey will be super classic: Strawberry Red with white stripes. In short, the typical Liverpool kit from Gerrard's golden years and similar to the times of European clashes with Milan.
The second jersey will be Wonder White with black accents and the inevitable red.
The third kit, on the other hand, will be Sea Green. The color of the sea with white accents: certainly the most interesting color choice.
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