Liverpool FC, the red of Anfield in adidas
Born in 1892 in Anfield, Liverpool has played in red since Bill Shankly made it happen in 1964. The Liverpool FC items include home, away and third shirts, available in supporter or authentic versions, in short or long sleeves, in kids' sizes, as well as the goalkeeper's shirt, jackets and tracksuit bottoms for the Reds.
You'll Never Walk Alone, even on the shirt.
The return of adidas on Liverpool's jersey
The Liverpool jerseys once again feature the three stripes. adidas had previously dressed the Reds from 1985 to 1996, then from 2006 to 2012, and the club signed a ten-year partnership with the brand in 2025, following a period with another manufacturer. The home shirt stays true to the all-red look wanted by Bill Shankly, who believed his players looked taller and more intimidating this way. The crest with the liver bird, the symbol of the city, has been in use since 1892. The away and third kits change color with each renewal, which is why there are searches for white, green, or black shirts.
Liverpool FC's neighbours in the Premier League
The page Premier League brings together all the English clubs present on Goal-Foot. The main historical rival is Manchester United, with the other club from the city being Manchester City. From London, three clubs have their representation: Arsenal FC, Chelsea FC, a rival in many European semi-finals, and Tottenham Hotspur FC.
Supporter version or authentic: which Reds jersey to wear
Each Liverpool kit comes in two versions. The supporter version has a straight cut and a breathable fabric designed for everyday wear, often featuring embroidered patches. The authentic version is what the players wear: a fitted cut close to the body, lighter and more breathable fabric, with heat-sealed logos to reduce weight. If you're wearing your jersey in the stands, at the office, or over a sweatshirt, the supporter version is the most comfortable. If you're wearing it to play or prefer a close fit, choose the authentic one, possibly one size up from your usual. The long-sleeve options are available in both versions.
Six European Cups and twenty champion titles
Liverpool is one of the most decorated clubs in Europe. The Reds have lifted the European Cup or Champions League six times, in 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005, and 2019, with the 2005 Istanbul final being one of the most thrilling in history. Additionally, they have won three UEFA Cups in 1973, 1976, and 2001. In the league, the title in 2025 brought the total to twenty crowns, a record shared with Manchester United. Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush, and Steven Gerrard, legends now retired, represent these different eras brought to life by the archive jerseys.
Highlights for a cheaper Liverpool jersey
For a Reds jersey to go under the Christmas tree, Black Friday and the holiday season are the first highlights. The winter sales then hit the ongoing kits, gathered in the Promotions. The French Days in the spring come before the last matches, followed by the summer sales and the return to training, pushing the previous models into Clearance.
Frequently asked questions
Why does the number 97 appear on the Liverpool jersey?
The 97 pays tribute to the supporters who lost their lives in the Hillsborough stadium disaster on April 15, 1989. The last of them, Andrew Devine, passed away in 2021. The two flames surrounding it remind of the eternal flame of the Anfield memorial.
What does the inscription You'll Never Walk Alone mean?
It is the club's anthem, a song from the musical Carousel popularized by Gerry and the Pacemakers and sung at Anfield since the early 1960s. The title adorns the Shankly Gates, featured on the centenary crest in 1992.
Does the Liverpool goalkeeper jersey fit like the players' jerseys?
Yes, it follows the same size guide as the champ jerseys. However, some goalkeepers prefer one size up to wear sleeves or a compression undershirt without hindering their dives.
Size M or L: how does a Reds adidas jersey fit?
The supporter version fits normally: take your usual t-shirt size. The authentic version, which is closer to the body, may require one size up if you have a broad chest or want to wear it over another garment.
How to wash a Liverpool jersey without damaging the printing?
Turn it inside out, wash it at no more than thirty degrees with a gentle detergent and no fabric softener, and let it air dry. Avoid tumble drying and ironing on the printing, as heat can lift the letters and heat-sealed patches.
