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Liverpool has begun talks with Nike and Adidas on a new equipment deal that would surpbad the Manchester United Premier League record deal
- Liverpool remains in talks with Nike and Adidas about their new deal
- The Reds have a contract with New Balance worth 45 million pounds per season, which expires in 2020.
- Officials believe they can get conditions that would exceed United's 750 million pound agreement
By Dominic King for MailOnline
Published on: 5:31 pm EDT, April 11, 2019 | Update: 18:39 EDT, April 11, 2019
Liverpool is still in talks with Nike and Adidas about a new deal that would break the current Premier League record.
Sportsmail Last December, league leaders, whose current contract with New Balance, worth £ 45 million per season, expired in June 2020, left their options open to find a new supplier.
Officials at Anfield believe that they can get conditions that would exceed the £ 750 million offered by Manchester United to Adidas. The club insists however that they are not yet on the verge of reaching an agreement.
Liverpool remains in talks with Nike and Adidas about a new kit deal
| club | Kit Supplier | Short contract | Total value (£) | By season (£) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barcelona | Nike | 2018-2028 | 1 billion | 100m |
| real Madrid | Adidas | 2015-2025 | 980m | 98m |
| Manchester United | Adidas | 2015-2025 | 750m | 75m |
| Manchester City | Puma | 2019-2029 | 650m | 65m |
| Arsenal | Adidas | 2019-2024 | 300m | 60m |
| Chelsea | Nike | 2017-2032 | 900m | 60m |
| Juventus | Adidas | 2019-2027 | 368m | 46m |
| Bayern Munich | Adidas | 2015-2030 | 637,5m | 42,5m |
New Balance has had good relations with Liverpool since joining the Board of Directors as a Warrior in 2012 and has the first refusal to extend its terms, provided they can match a competing bid.
It remains to be seen if they can match the amounts offered by Nike and Adidas.
Manchester City recently signed a long-term contract with Puma for £ 650m.
Officials believe they can get better terms than the £ 750 million package offered by United to Adidas
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