The New Balance Liverpool 2015-2016 Home, Away and Third Kits were leaked by Twitter user @fumlerRawk,
who also leaked the Liverpool 14-15 Kits. The new Liverpool 15-16 Kits
are the first jerseys made by New Balance, after we reported that Warrior Football will be re-branded as New Balance.
The New Balance Liverpool 2015-16 Kits feature a classical kit design,
sponsored by Standard Chartered. The Liverpool FC 2015-2016 Kits are
expected to be released from July 2015.
New Balance Liverpool 15-16 Home, Away and Third Kits
These are the new Liverpool 2015-2016 Football Shirts.
The new red Liverpool 15-16 Home Kit features a classical kit
design with a unique kit collar, which is described as 'fake collar'. On
the front of the New Balance Liverpool Kit is a chequered pattern,
while the New Balance logo, the Liver Bird and the Standard Chartered
logo are white. The New Balance Liverpool 2015-2015 Home Shirt has
yellow and white details.
Red shorts and red socks will complete the new Liverpool 15-16 Home Kit.
The all-white New Balance Liverpool 15-16 Away Kit has a
simplistic kit design with several special details. The white shirt
features a unique and modern red collar, while a red line is printed on
both sleeves. The shorts and the socks of the new Liverpool 2015-2016
Away Jersey will be white.
For the new black Liverpool 15-16 Third Jersey, New Balance
designed a classical black Polo collar with red and light gray
applications. On the front of the new Liverpool 2015-2016 Kit are
differently sized dark gray hoops, while the logos on the front are
white. Black shorts and socks complete the new black Liverpool Third
Kit.
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FC Barcelona could return to a shirt without a front sponsor when the
current shirt sponsorship with Qatar Airways expires in 2016, according
to Spanish reports.
Barcelona was the last big team still playing without a shirt sponsor
until the 2007/08 when they introduced the non-commercial sponsor Unicef
on the front. A few years later though, in 2011, Barcelona first had a
commercial front shirt sponsorship in Qatar Foundation which made place
for Qatar Airways starting in 2013-14.
FC Barcelona Without Shirt Sponsor From 2016?
This is what the current FC Barcelona 2014-15 Home Shirt would look like without a shirt sponsor.
Barcelona closed a five-year €150m deal with Qatar Sports Investments
starting in 2011, which for the first two seasons saw Qatar Foundation
on the front of the shirts which was then replaced by Qatar Airways.
FC Barcelona would have to inform Nike until September 2015 to be able
to design and produce the Barcelona Kits in time for the following
season, but the reports are stating the matter could already be
discussed at the club's general assembly later this month.
Barcelona lately closed many smaller sponsorship deals with brands like
Beko, Intel, or most recently Gillette which might enable them to do
without a big-money main shirt sponsor. Barcelona is also hoping to
improve the shirt supplier deal when the agreement with Nike ends in
2018.
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Warrior Football, the kit supplier for Liverpool, Stoke City, Porto and Sevilla, will be re-branded as New Balance reports The Anfield Wrap, a popular website and magazine. New Balance is a parent company of Warrior Sports, who entered the football market in 2012.
The End of Warrior Football?
Warrior Sports was founded in 1992 by the former Lacrosse player David
Morrow producing the game-changing titanium lacrosse shafts. In 2012,
Liverpool FC announced at that time record-breaking deal with Warrior
Football, a subsidiary of New Balance since 2004.
In late 2012, Warrior unveiled their first football boot, the Warrior
Skreamer S-Lite. A few weeks later, the company signed Marouane Fellaini
to wear their new Skreamer boots. Warrior Football also managed to sign
several more world class players, including Vincent Kompany. It's very
likely that Warrior Football will also swoop Samir Nasri and Álvaro
Negredo soon, after both Manchester City players played with whiteout
Warrior Boots.
In the case of Warrior Football is re-branded as New Balance, it's
uncertain if New Balance keep the three Warrior silos (Skreamer,
Gambler, Superheat) or will launch new silos in Summer 2014.
According to the Anfield Wrap, all current kits will be re-branded with the New Balance label from the 2015-16 season.
Warrior was often criticized by fans for their kit designs for the Liverpool 13-14 Away and Third Kits.
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