Liverpool fans are seemingly in love with the Reds new away kit which has been unveiled ahead of their pre-season friendly against Manchester United this weekend.
The Reds will be wearing what Nike describe as a "predominately Night Forest green and Anthracite with flashes of Washed Teal and Sail on the cuffs and inside panelling" on their travels this season.
It also features the eternal flames sitting either side of the number 97 on the back of the shirt "in memory of those who lost their lives in the Hillsborough disaster." The new 2024/25 away kit is set to cost fans $101 (£80/€94) for the replica stadium jersey, while the match jersey is priced at $159 (£120/€147).
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Earlier this week, the kit was actually unveiled unofficially whilst the Reds were on tour in the US by Hungarian ace Dominik Szoboszlai , who was snapped at a fan event proudly wearing the new away shirt. And it's safe to say Reds fans on social media are eager to get their hands on the new away kit.
"Take every penny you see in my account," wrote one fan on social media after Liverpool's official unveiling. Another added: "I need this IMMEDIATELY."
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A third excited fan commented: "Wow, Nike smashed it with this one!" A fourth wrote: "I have waited years for a black kit thank you lord." A fifth said: "INSTANT BUY." And a sixth wrote: "Can't go to wrong with the black. Liking this a lot more than the home one."
While the shirt will first be worn by Liverpool during their pre-season friendly clash this weekend against Manchester United, they will also possibly be opening their Premier League campaign wearing it when they take on Ipswich Town at Portman Road.
Liverpool.com says: "The new away kit is a sleek, slightly more muted offering from Nike this season. Last season they served up a green and white 90s inspired shirt which fans also loved.
"Ultimately, kits are always well remembered in the future if their team plays well in them. So if Arne Slot and the Reds achieve plenty of success this coming season away from home, the 2024/25 away kit could go down as a Liverpool classic."
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