Liverpool's new Away jersey is dominated by a 1980s aesthetic adidas pays tribute to club's history

Liverpool have officially unveiled their new Away jersey for the 2026/27 season. A design deeply rooted in vintage aesthetics, the shirt draws inspiration from the club's kits of the 1980s. Fittingly, adidas has opted to feature the iconic Trefoil logo, reinforcing the collection's retro identity.

The jersey is built around a white base, complemented by grey and red accents across the knitted armhole trims and the V-neck collar. Enhancing the nostalgic feel is the return of the club's historic crest, featuring the Liver bird — the emblem of the city — enclosed within a shield alongside the Liverpool Football Club wordmark.

The fabric is elevated by a bespoke engineered pattern inspired by the historic match tickets once used at Anfield. The subtle graphic texture incorporates archival elements as a tribute to the generations of supporters who have passed through the stadium's turnstiles over the decades, helping shape the identity and legacy of Liverpool Football Club. Red shorts and white socks complete the look.