Liverpool set for MAJOR cash boost from new kit supplier as Nike deal ends | OneFootball

Liverpool's five-year stint with Nike as their kit supplier is nearing an end with the Reds agreeing a new deal for the 2025-26 campaign.

After a 13-year hiatus, Liverpool are set to have Adidas as their new kit supplier with deals reportedly already signed according to Footy Headlines.

There is no confirmation yet on when an announcement of the reunion will take place but going off Nike's revealing in 2020/21, we could see the deal be made public at the start of next year.

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Liverpool's current deal with Nike is set to run out at the end of the current 2024/25 campaign with the Anfield side not set to renew their contract, favouring a switch to Adidas instead.

The new Adidas Liverpool deal is expected to run for five seasons, up until the 2029-30 campaign. The new deal will likely be worth more than what Nike currently pays Liverpool (£30m per year + 20% royalty on all net merchandise sales other than footwear).

The German brand will become Liverpool's kit supplier for a third time with the last time being between 2006 and 2012. Before that, the Reds sported Adidas from 1985 to 1996.

New GK shirt details revealed

An Adidas reunion for Liverpool is expected to bring about a lot of excitement amongst Reds fans with leaks of the new kit undoubtedly going to be met with great intrigue.

Though there are no leaks on the outfield players' shirts for next campaign yet, the new goalkeeper shirt for 2025/26 is believed to be black with light green detailing for the Adidas, LFC and Standard Chartered logos as well as the iconic three stripes down the sleeves.

It is a reasonably basic design including dark grey accents such as on the sleeves and a light green panel down the sides of the shirt.

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