Fake: Neither of These Shirts are the Liverpool 23-24 Kit
There are photos of a couple of supposed Liverpool 23-24 away kits doing the rounds online, but they do not reflect the real design.
Fake Liverpool 23-24 Away Kits
According to @FumlerRawk, the two Liverpool shirts shown above have been touted as the real deal by several Liverpool fan accounts on social media. Once again, it is a case of concept designs being used by counterfeiters to produce fake kits. The first information on the colours of Liverpool's 23-24 away kit was revealed by @FumlerRawk last summer, with something of an insight then gleaned from some leaked training wear a few months ago.
The design used to create the above shirt can be traced back to @AggerR4ul's sketched prediction based on that info, which was then made into a render by @ismet1m00, and @Rode1kit then recreated the kit by modifying the graphics in FIFA. We at Footy Headlines followed all of these developments, always noting the sources and stating that they were based on predictions, rather than being leaks of the final design.
Been sat on this for a while. Based on graphic seen on some of the leaked training ranges pic.twitter.com/pY0FXyrKfR
— 𝙍𝘼𝙐𝙇 🕊 (@AggerR4ul_) October 13, 2022
The origin of the of the second fake Liverpool shirt design (below) is not so clear, but it seems to have first appeared on templatesfc.com, a site that sells digital kit templates for fans and designers. They also post fantasy designs. The physical shirt in the photo is immediately identifiable as a fake by the fact that it does not fit the Nike template for 23-24. Our sources have confirmed that it is definitely not the real design for next season.
Concept designer currently unknown.
Evidently, these predictions/concepts were picked up by counterfeiters and put into production, and the photos of these physical shirts were convincing enough to make some people believe that they were real. Although the colours for next season's away shirt are known to be green and white and expected to feature some sort of graphic pattern, the specifics of the pattern are yet to be revealed.
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Union Berlin 26-27 Home Kit to Be Released June 8
German newspaper BILD has confirmed our leak of the Adidas 1. FC Union Berlin home kit for the 2026-27 season. The design shifts from the prior red and white striped look to a predominantly red shirt with white accents on the collar and shoulders. An embossed geometric pattern across the front and sleeves directly references the steel roof structure of Stadion An der Alten Försterei as a tribute to the club's historic ground. Sponsors Adidas, Raisin and Kermi remain unchanged from the previous season.
The kit will be officially unveiled on June 8, an earlier date chosen to avoid the FIFA World Cup window running from June 11 to July 19.
Adidas Launches Special 26-27 Dog Kit for Real Madrid
Adidas has released a dedicated kit for dogs linked to Real Madrid. The designs adapt the club's new 2026-2027 home kit.
The collection lets fans outfit their pets to match the team's look. It builds on Adidas's growing range of pet products, including similar jerseys created for select national teams ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Arsenal Sends Kit Without Adidas Logo & Arsenal Crest
Arsenal shirt collector @NathanPanter_52 has posted images of the 26-27 home shirt bought for £136 that is missing both the Adidas logo and the club crest. The item is an official product - it is very uncommon that something like that happens.
LEAKED: Adidas to Upgrade Leeds United to Local Elite Tier
As spotted by @theadelites, a new customisation option on the Leeds United club shop website allows fans to chosse between replica and authentic kits (added by error too early). This probably means that Adidas has upgraded the club from the B Premium tier to one of the Local A Elite tiers. The move gives fans the option to select authentic kits built around advanced Climacool+ performance technology.
Reports from February indicated similar upgrades for clubs including Ajax and Lyon ahead of the 2026-27 season, but Adidas apparently postponed/scrapped these. Adidas previously already upgraded British teams Celtic, Aston Villa, and Newcastle United.
