Sunday, September 13, 2020

Liverpool FC 2020-21 Nike Kit - DLS2019

Liverpool FC Kits 2020/21 - Dream League Soccer Kits

Liverpool 2020-2021 kits for Dream League Soccer 2019, and the package includes complete with home kits, away and third. All Goalkeeper kits are also included. This kits also can use in First Touch Soccer 2015 (FTS15).

Please pay attention, all of this kits just for DLS2019 and FTS2015, it'll not function for the DLS2020 kits. I hope you all enjoy playing this game using my kits.

Liverpool's home kit

Of course, the base is red. The retro touch, meanwhile, lies in the combination of colors that adorns the cuffs and its crossed collar: white and teal (teal-green). The latter seems alien, but is actually closely linked to the club.

In fact it is the color of the Liver Bird, the mythological bird of its shield, and whose statue crowns the Liver Building in the city of Liverpool.

The lines seen on the shoulders are part of Nike's new breathability and sweat-wicking technology, Vapor Knit, while at the top of the back highlights the customary tribute to the 96 victims of the Hillsborough tragedy . in 1989.

Liverpool's away kit

Specifically, the shirt rescues the teal green (or teal in Great Britain from the Reds) that we see in the details of the starting kit to give it the main role here.

The choice of color is connected to the liver bird, the mythological bird that we see on the club's crest and the statue of the same creature that crowns the Royal Liver Building , one of the architectural highlights in the city of Liverpool.

By way of contrast, the cuffs, collar, as well as sponsors and shield are black. However, the most relevant detail is the pattern that adorns the fabric. This corresponds to acanthus leaves, the same ones that crown the Shankly gates on Anfield Road and on which the famous phrase “You” ll Never Walk Alone ”is engraved.

Liverpool's Third kit

The elastic features a checkered pattern that mixes black and anthracite gray. Added to them is a pop of red in the Nike logo, the Liverpool crest, the side panels and a section of the neck, where it is accompanied by a shade of gray described as “wolf”.

According to the brand and the club, the idea of the set is to represent the checkered flags that are flown in The Kop during European football nights at Anfield.

The concept is replicated on the back, where we also see, under the neck, the eternal tribute to the 96 victims of the Hillsborough tragedy in 1989.