What is supposedly Liverpool's new away kit for next season has leaked online.
Images of a Nike green and white shirt is doing the rounds on social media, and if it is the genuine article, indicates a throwback to the away strip the Reds wore during the 1995-96 season.
The shirt shown online is split into four quarters, with two green sections diagonal from each other, and with the rest of the shirt white. The cuffs, collar, Liverpool badge, Nike logo and Standard Chartered sponsor are all in black.
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It is very similar to the strip worn by Roy Evans' side in the 95/96 campaign, and also the one worn by Jurgen Klopp‘s side on their run to the Champions League final in 2017/18.
The Footy Headlines website showed a mock-up of the shirt earlier in the week and they have now confirmed a 'real' image of the kit from @LivShirtsMuseums:
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