Liverpool 22-23 Away Kit Leaked
Aug 20, 2021, by Chris
We can leak the possible final look of the new Liverpool away shirt, which boasts an outstanding iridescent look. It is made by Nike and will be worn in the 2022-2023 Premier League.
Thanks to @FumlerRawk for the thought-provoking impulse for the leak and two leaked pictures.
Liverpool FC's 2022-23 away strip got first leaked via a Minikit. However, as Liverpool FC's 22-23 away strip comes with some all-new Nike design feature, the Minikit looked very odd.
Leaked Minikit
Liverpool 2022-2023 Away Kit
Check out Nike's Liverpool FC 22-23 away jersey below.
The Nike Liverpool 2022-2023 away football shirt boasts an extraordinary, all-new look for Nike football jerseys. It is mainly 'Deep Ocean' (dark navy green), combined with striking red applications.
The standout feature of the Nike Liverpool 2022-2023 away football shirt is an iridescent all-over graphic design. It is the first of its kind to feature on a football shirt from Nike.
The design of the Nike Liverpool 22-23 away shirt can be seen on leaked products for the 2022-23 season.
Officially, the colors are "Deep Ocean / Grey Fog / Siren Red"
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Liverpool FC's new 2022-23 away kit will be launched in July 2022.
Made by Nike. What do you think about Liverpool's away kit? Comment below.
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