Jordan Liverpool Concept Kit
Feb 4, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Jordan Kit Deal: Jordan is likely to sign a kit deal with a London Premier League team, not Liverpool.
- Concept Kit Design: A graphic designer created a Jordan concept kit for Liverpool featuring dark turquoise, black, and gold.
- Design Details: The concept kit includes a gold Jordan logo and LFC crest, with black collar and cuffs having a yellow border.
Jordan are looking to sign a deal with a Premier League team, but it is thought to be a London side (Chelsea or Tottenham). Although it's definitely not Liverpool, LFC supporter and graphic designer @lfcdzn11 has created a Jordan Liverpool concept kit to see what it might look like.
Jordan Liverpool Concept Kit
The new Jordan Liverpool FC football jersey mock-up has a dark turquoise main color combined with black and gold details.
The Jordan logo and LFC crest are in a prominent gold color. Collar and sleeve cuffs are both black with a yellow border down the middle.
Jordan Liverpool Home Concept Kit
via Cenk Ünal
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