Liverpool Sell Nike 20-21 Home Kit For 10 GBP
Oct 11, 2021, by Chris
Liverpool are selling last season's 2020-21 home kit at an incredible price.
Liverpool 'Red Weekend' Sale
In the so-called Liverpool FC Red Weekend sale, Liverpool are giving an extra 20% off most items. This let the price of the Nike 20-21 home kit decrease to just 10 GBP.
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LFC members can get the kt for just 8 GBP
Official LFC Members can claim an additional discount, making for a 30 percent total saving on purchases during this sale. LFC members can get the kt for just 8 GBP.
Unfortunately, only Size S of the Nike LFC 20-21 home shirt is left. In contrast, all Kids sizes are still available for 10 GBP.
The special offer also includes Liverpool's 2021-22 Nike kits, training apparel, fashion items, accessories, souvenirs, and plenty more. Some exclusions apply – such as Membership packs, gift vouchers, and international store exclusions.
The Liverpool Red Weekend sale ends in less than 6 hours, so be quick if you want to get 20% off almost everything.
Liverpool Red Weekend Sale - Shop Now
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