Liverpool have confirmed they will switch kit manufacturers in August as the Reds team up with German giants Adidas again.
The Reds have signed a multi-year deal – but The Mirror reports it could be for the next five years and worth in excess of £300m.
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It is believed to be in line with the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City who are paid around £60m a year in deals with Adidas, Nike and Puma.
However, it isn’t quite the record-breaking deal that Manchester United signed with Adidas – which was worth £ 90m per year, but it’s understood to have deductions for failure to qualify for the Champions League and other sporting success.
The Reds have spent the past five years with Nike kits, who replaced New Balance in 2020. Their previous deal with Nike was worth a minimum of £30m but with royalties, commissions and promotions from the likes of Liverpool shareholder LeBron James, it was closer to £60m a season.
Liverpool did wear Adidas kits between 2006 and 2012 – with the German sportswear brand donning their kit as they shocked the league in the Champions League final.
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