Liverpool FC Liverpool have officially unveiled both their 2026-27 home and away kits following the club's reunion with adidas. The Reds' latest home shirt revives the iconic three stripes at Anfield, while the new away strip draws inspiration from memorable kits from the mid-1980s with a clean white design featuring red and grey accents.
GOAL takes a look at everything you need to know about Liverpool's new 2026-27 kits, including the release dates, price, design inspiration and where fans can buy them.
adidasLiverpool's new adidas home kit for the 2026-27 season was officially released on May 19th, 2026.
Inspired by the classic adidas 1989-91 Liverpool FC home jersey, instantly recognisable for its dynamic geometric pattern, and worn during a successful period for the club, when Kenny Dalglish’s side secured the 1989/90 league title. The new design celebrates a defining period in the club’s history. The deep red base is elevated through a contemporary all-over graphic, directly echoing the visual language of the late-80s original while introducing a sharper, modern execution.
Clean white detailing across the adidas logo, club crest and trims reinforces the classic aesthetic, while the reimagined all-over print channels the energy and attitude of 80s football culture.
Liverpool FC The 2026-27 Liverpool away kit has officially been revealed by adidas, taking inspiration from the club's iconic away shirts of the mid-1980s.
Built on a crisp white base, the shirt features red and grey detailing, while the return of the adidas Trefoil logo sits alongside a heritage Liver bird crest, continuing the retro aesthetic introduced with the new adidas partnership.
A subtle engineered pattern woven into the fabric is inspired by historic Anfield match tickets, paying tribute to generations of Liverpool supporters.
For the rumoured away jersey, adidas is blending lifestyle streetwear appeal with historical Easter eggs, most notably swapping out their standard performance logo for the legendary adidas Trefoil. Returning to a clean white base rather than an off-white shade, the shirt is detailed with maroon logos and accented by distinctive red, white, and grey striped trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs.
Rounding out the collection is the third kit, which has been tipped as the most abstract and modern design of the three. It features a solid black base contrasted by a bold, wavy maroon graphic pattern that wraps around the torso and sleeves. According to leaks, this flowing pattern is meant to mimic the dynamic sight of the iconic checkerboard flags being waved on the Kop during famous European nights at Anfield.
The third kit is currently expected to launch in August 2026.
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