Liverpool unveil new 2024/25 home kit as Nike price increase explained

Liverpool has unveiled their new home jersey for next season - but supporters will have to pay more to wear the colours of their heroes.

The retro kit design from suppliers Nike has been based on the 1983/84 season when the Reds won a treble of league championship, European Cup and League Cup.

However, the price of a standard stadium jersey and those for youths has increased by £5 to £80 and £60 respectively, while children's kits have gone from £44.95 up to £52.

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The increase has been explained by Nike bumping up their manufacturer's suggested retail price for all its clubs' kits this season. Liverpool have set prices on average 5.5% lower than the recommended price for the new season with the club insisting they will not generate any additional profit from the rise in prices, which are lower than other Premier League kits with Nike such as Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur.

The Reds are also offering a 10% discount off the price of the home shirt to all official members and season ticket holders. This is also available for UK key workers via Blue Light and Network and students via Student Beans.

The new Liverpool home shirt for the 2024/2025 season features a Chrome Yellow pattern design sees a modernised take on the legendary 84 Home Shirt, a season which saw the Reds become European Champions for the 4th time in Rome and the first English Club to win a Treble of major honours. You can pre-order it now for Thursday, May 16.

£60-£125

The new kit