The Reds unveiled their 2024/25 home shirts on Thursday, drawing inspiration from the successful 1983/84 season. During that memorable term, the Anfield side clinched a Division One, European Cup, and League Cup treble. The new kit features the club’s renowned motto, You’ll Never Walk Alone, intricately etched into the fabric in a chrome yellow pattern.

Additionally, the collar pays homage to the 1984 team with traditional yellow and red details, while the shirt includes the 97-emblem on the back of the neck. A promotional video showcasing the new jersey features players Harvey Elliott and Mohamed Salah, with the backdrop reflecting an Italian-influenced theme. The use of *The Humming Chorus* from Giacomo Puccini’s *Madame Butterfly* in the soundtrack further emphasizes the historical significance, specifically paying homage to Joe Fagan’s side lifting the European Cup in Rome.

The new jersey has sparked mixed reactions, with some fans criticizing the £80 replica shirt price and expressing discontent with the collar design. However, Virgil van Dijk, the Dutch defender, expressed his approval of the retro styling, acknowledging the club’s rich history and the success of the 1984 team. In response to the fan reactions, one commenter pointed out the unconventional neckline design, criticizing its finish.

Despite the divisive opinions, van Dijk expressed his satisfaction with the new kit, praising the revival of a retro vibe and the club’s commitment to honoring its successful history.