Liverpool F.C. Has released its 2026/27 Adidas away kit, a white shirt with red and grey accents, now available across official channels. The launch took place on the club’s pre‑season tour of the United States, with Ryan Gravenberch, Hugo Ekitike, Mia Enderby, Virgil van Dijk and Grace Fisk fronting the reveal.
The away shirt returns to a classic white base, echoing designs from the mid‑1980s when Liverpool’s trophy cabinet was brimming. Red shorts and white socks complete the ensemble, while a fresh goalkeeper version appears in black and purple with white trim. The Trefoil logo re‑appears alongside the iconic Liver bird crest, a combination that instantly resonates with supporters.
Adidas has woven its CLIMACOOL+ system into the fabric, boosting airflow and moisture control. That means the shirt isn’t just a nostalgic nod; it’s built for modern performance on the pitch. The technology ensures players stay cool during intense summer training sessions, aligning heritage with cutting‑edge sport science.
The kit’s debut coincides with Liverpool’s pre‑season match against Wrexham at Yankee Stadium, scheduled for 12:30 am BST on Thursday. By unveiling the shirt during a high‑profile US tour, the club maximises commercial exposure while keeping fans engaged ahead of the new Premier League campaign. The club finished the 2025 season in 5th place with 52 points, a record of 15W‑7D‑10L, and sits 18 points behind leaders Arsenal.
Fans have already seen a teaser when Calvin Harris revealed the design during a live set in Ibiza. The official release now fuels demand, as the kit blends familiar styling with modern comfort. With the home shirt already selling well, the away version is expected to follow suit, tapping into the emotional connection that Liverpool’s heritage creates.
The new away kit is available immediately through Liverpool’s official online store and physical retail locations. Prices mirror last season’s range, offering a straightforward purchase for anyone eager to wear the club’s latest look. Whether you’re a collector or a regular supporter, the kit promises a blend of history and performance that feels unmistakably Liverpool.
