It seems Liverpool is feeling nostalgic as they unveiled the season 2024/25 kit which is a tribute to the design of the kits the club used during the season 1984/85 as they await to start life without Jurgen Klopp.

The Reds are preparing for a new season without manager Jurgen Klopp after the German announced he would leave his post at Anfield following nine years in the job with Feyenoord boss Arne Slot set to replace him at the helm.

That iconic side wore a similar design when they won the treble of the First Division, the League Cup and the European Cup under manager Joe Fagan with a team widely regarded as the greatest in their history. 

The new shirt marks a significant change from the current kit, which is predominantly plain red with a white collar and sleeve. 

Last season, the team’s logos were all white, but for the next campaign, things have been switched up slightly. Now the manufacturer logo for Nike and the club crest have been put in gold.

Club captain Virgil van Dijk led the Liverpool stars showing off the new kit on a Liverpool-branded vespa – a nod to the Reds’ triumph in the European Cup final on penalties against Rome in the Italian capital.

However, Liverpool’s main sponsor Standard Chartered remains in white – as does their sleeve sponsor Expedia. 

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