Liverpool Blackout Shirt 2019/20

Liverpool Football Club of the Premier League jointly released the team's all-black limited Liverpool Blackout Shirt 2019/20. This is the third consecutive season for New Balance to introduce all-black limited jerseys for the Reds.


Liverpool's all-black limited jersey for the 2019/20 season was built on the basis of the new season's home jersey, retaining the same details as the home jersey. Low-key black replaced the iconic red as the leading role of the limited jersey. Details of the shirt, whether it's the club badge on the chest, the New Balance Logo, the sponsor advertisement on the chest, or even the speed-sensitive pattern on the sleeve, have been replaced by black.

The subtle stripes on the Liverpool jersey from the 1982/83 season were still retained, the last season of the club's legendary coach Bob Paisley's coaching of the Reds. The jersey with NB Dry technology helps to absorb sweat, keep the body cool and dry in the state of movement, and help athletes to concentrate more and perform better in the competition.

Liverpool Away Jersey 2019/20

Liverpool Football Club unveiled its new Liverpool Away Jersey 2019/20. The design of the New Jersey was inspired by street signs around Anfield Stadium, so that away players and fans will never walk alone.


Liverpool's Away Jersey for the new season has a clean white look. The subtle patterns on the Jersey are inspired by the street signs around the team's home stadium at Anfield. The minimalist V-collar salutes the shirt the club wore when it won the Champions League in 1977.

The signature of Bob Paisley, the legendary head coach of the club, was added to the collar of the Away Jersey to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the legendary coach who led the club to glory, the same as the Home Jersey released earlier in the 2009/20 season.


Navy blue jeans and white socks make this New Liverpool Away Jersey 2019/20 appear in an innovative style. Red and navy blue stripes on socks echo the stripes on sleeves. Liverpool's new goalkeeper's Jersey is also on display alongside the new season's away jersey, which is also a green image full of history.