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| Staying put? Luis Suarez akiwa katika picha pamoja na Steven Gerrard na Pepe Reina wakiitambulisha jezi yao mpya ya uwanja wa nyumbani. |
Liverpool imedhihirisha wazi kuwa imedhamiria kumbakisha Anfield mshambuliaji wake Luis Suarez, baada ya klabu hiyo kumtumia kwa kumvalisha mshambuliaji huyo aina ya jezi yao mpya za uwanja wa nyumbani hii leo.
Mruguay huyo kwasasa yuko katika kipindi cha kutumikia adhambu ya kusimama kwa michezo 10 ya ligi baada ya kumngata meno mlinzi wa Chelsea Branislav Ivanovic katika mchezo ambao walikwenda sare ya mabao 2-2 katika dimba la Anfield mwezi uliopita tukio ambalo lilizua gumzo pande za Merseyside.
lakini katika kuitambulisha jezi mpya ya uwanja wa nyumbani alijumuishwa Suarez pamoja na nahodha Steven Gerrard, Philippe Coutinho, Daniel
Sturridge na epe Reina, ambapo Liverpool imeonekana wazi kuwa iko pamoja na mshambuliaji huyo mwenye umri wa miaka 23 na huenda wakawa naye tena katika msimu ujao wa ligi.
Made by Warrior, Uzi huo wa nyumbani ni mara ya pili kutengenezwa na watengenezaji kutoka nchini Marekani na imetengenezwa kwa mtindo wa jezi zilizotumika mwaka 1984 ambazo Liverpool walivaa jezi hizo mwaka huo ambao walishinda taji la on their fourth
European Cup.
The
all-red strip contains subtle changes from this season’s number, with
the sleeves and collar now displaying white trim in a strip that is sure
to go down well with supporters.
Two embroidered Eternal Flames
alongside a 96 logo are located on the nape of the shirt’s neck to
commemorate the events at Hillsborough in 1989.
It’s a design that’s proven a real hit with captain Gerrard, who confirmed the team have taken well to the new home strip.
Jezi ambazo zinakumbusha mafanikio ya mwaka 1984 waliposhinda taji la European Cup.
‘The players and I are all
genuine fans of the new kit,’ the midfielder said. ‘It will certainly
spark many happy memories of the club’s famous fourth European Cup win
for supporters of that era.
‘As
with all Liverpool shirts, I will wear it with pride and carry the
excitement and history of what it represents, and, as a team, we hope to
bring that success back to the club.’
Brendan
Rodgers also welcomed the new design, as the Liverpool boss said: ‘It’s
distinctly Liverpool which the players and I love. It exceeds what we
need it to do technically while also delivering a strong visual
statement.’
Warrior are
about to enter their
second year supplying the Anfield based team, having taken over from
adidas at the start of this season in a record breaking
£25million-a-year
deal.
Kings of Europe: Liverpool's latest strip takes
inspiration form the sleeves and collar of the 1984 kit in which players
like Ian Rush (left) and Kenny Dalglish helped the club to the European
Cup
‘The new home kit pays tribute to the
renowned success LFC is built on, but it is also a nod to the future,’
said Richard Wright, head of Warrior Football.
‘With
high performance the top priority, our design team has further
developed what was loved about our last design and lifted it to a new
level. The result is an innovative take on the iconic red jersey.’
Engineered
to enable optimum on-pitch performance, the kit has been constructed
using War-Tech, Warrior’s signature apparel technology system. Highly
breathable, moisture-wicking War-Tech fabric has been used to build the
main body of the shirt.
Four-way stretch mesh paneling under
the arms and across the back will allow for unparalleled airflow and
ventilation, helping players stay comfortable in core heat areas of the
body.
Despite
supplying Liverpool, Warrior are keen to expand and have targeted
another record breaking deal to supply Manchester United from 2015 in a
deal that could be worth around £30m.
Going for a spin: Daniel Sturridge relaxes with a game of table football during a break in the photoshoot.
Stand and deliver: England defender Glen Johnson is photographed in the new Liverpool home strip.
Touch and go: Pepe Reina shows off his reaction skills, wearing the new Liverpool goalkeeper kit.
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