The new kit for the Liverpool home revealed as New Balance becomes retro for 2019/20

New Balance revealed the kit for the Liverpool home for the 2019/20 season and opted for a retro design.

The launch took place Thursday at 9:00 am and followed the Reds' 4-1 win against Porto on Wednesday night.

The team of Jurgen Klopp will now face Barcelona in a semi-final confrontation of the Champions League. This is the kit that she will wear next season.

It is currently on sale in the Liverpool FC store.

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The new home kit features white stripes on the front of the shirt and is inspired by the 1982/83 band.

And pays tribute to Bob Paisley, Liverpool's most successful manager of all time.

The legendary boss would have been 100 years old this year and the jersey contains his iconic signature in the neck as well as a swing tag listing his accomplishments.

Liverpool and New Balance chose to retain the popular Red Pepper color for the upcoming season, which was also part of the iconic kit.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Rhian Brewster and Roberto Firmino present the kit in a video presenting this new band.

The Brazilian international Alisson also appears in the clip, wearing the black goalkeeper jersey "Phantom", adorned with a golden border.

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Captain Jordan Henderson is a big fan of the new kit, the midfielder said: "This year's home kit is incredibly powerful.

"I'm really looking forward to wearing it every time we play in our beloved home, Anfield, as a symbol of the pride and pbadion you feel when you're a red.

"It's also a fitting tribute to one of our greatest managers, Bob Paisley, and a fantastic way to remember all his successes."

Alisson will have a new team number for the next campaign and the cap is happy with the new jersey.

"I'm incredibly impressed by the style of this season's goalie jersey, it will really stand out on the court and look great with the home team kit."

This is the last stage of the current agreement between New Balance and Liverpool kit makers, with rumors continuing as to who could take over.

Nike was mentioned, but Liverpool could still stay with the Boston-based sports company, which succeeded Warrior in 2015.

The New Balance deal brings in around £ 45m per season in Liverpool, which is expected to be reduced to a minimum by the next contract, which is likely to be one of the largest, if not the biggest in football history English.

However, the American sports brand has proven to be a popular supplier among fans, with each of the last two home kits being one of Liverpool's most popular bands of all time.