Liverpool in talks to swap Nike for adidas

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Liverpool are closing in on a mega-money deal for a new shirt manufacturing partner.

The Reds are set to make adidas their new suppliers for kits from the start of the 2025/2026 season.

Liverpool are currently wearing Nike kits, but the deal runs out at the end of net season.

Per SportBusiness, the deal should comfortably eclipse the £30 million per season that Nike pays.

The figure could be around double that amount, but will be less than what Manchester United receive.

The Red Devils are said to earn £90 million per year, although that sum may be lower if the club is not in the Champions League for successive seasons.

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