Liverpool away kit for 2023-24 'leaked' online, it's a throwback to the '90s

Liverpool’s away kit for the 2023/24 season appears to have been leaked on social media, with the design a throwback to a memorable strip from the 1990s.

The Reds have endured a strange season. Despite having experianced a tumultuous campaign plagued by injury and poor form, on Sunday they moved to within three points of the Champions League spots after demolishing bitter rivals Manchester United 7-0.

Indeed, Liverpool inflicted United their heaviest defeat since Boxing Day 1931, while also ending the Old Trafford club’s 11-game unbeaten run.

Though qualifying for the Champions League has now become a tangible possibility for Jurgen Klopp’s side, supporters are already looking ahead to the summer window and a clean slate for next season.

Several reports have claimed the Anfield club have cited Jude Bellingham as their number-one target for the summer.

And beyond transfer matters, some fans believe Liverpool’s new away strip has been leaked online.

Liverpool’s ‘leaked’ new away kit

An unconfirmed image of Liverpool’s away kit for 2023/24 is being circulated online.

While the club are yet to have announced next season’s kits, Football Headlines claim they can “show off the Nike Liverpool 2023/24 away kit”. The publication provided a picture of a predominantly white away shirt, with blocks of green in the top left and bottom right of the torso, featuring various shades.

The crew-neck collar and cuffs are black, along with the LFC badge, Nick tick, Standard Chartered sponsor and the Hillsborough tribute on the back of the neck.

The design has been likened to the away kit worn by Roy Evans’ Liverpool in 1995/96, a shirt that has since become a cult favourite among Liverpool fans.

Football Headline’s claim follows several unreliable ‘leaks’ circling across social media.

Indeed, the report also alleges that next season’s away kit is due for release in July, though no official date for the unveiling has been confirmed by Liverpool yet.