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Adidas Takes Over Liverpool Kit Supply

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October 22, 2024

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Adidas is set to become Liverpool Football Club’s kit supplier starting from the 2025-26 season, marking a return after a 13-year hiatus.

The agreement between Adidas and Liverpool is expected to last for five years, running through to 2030. This deal is financially significant, with reports suggesting Liverpool will earn over £60 million per year from this partnership, which is higher than their current deal with Nike.

There’s considerable excitement among fans about the potential designs, especially given Adidas’s history of producing some of Liverpool’s most iconic kits.

Leaks and conceptual designs for the 2025-26 season have already surfaced, indicating a throwback design for the home kit that harkens back to the 2006-07 season, featuring red with white trims and the iconic three stripes. The away kit concepts have leaned towards classic looks in green, a color associated with Liverpool’s history with Adidas.

Adidas has previously supplied kits for Liverpool twice before, with spells from 1985 to 1996 and from 2006 to 2012. This new partnership revives that collaboration, which fans fondly remember for both the design and the success on the pitch during those periods.

The news has generally been met with excitement, as fans look forward to potentially iconic designs and the nostalgia of past kits. There’s an expectation for Adidas to not only produce high-quality kits but also to incorporate elements of Liverpool’s rich footballing heritage into the designs.

For Adidas, this deal is part of a broader strategy to strengthen its presence in football, especially after losing the contract to supply kits for the German national team. Liverpool’s global fanbase and the club’s history make this partnership a high-profile move for Adidas.

This move back to Adidas for kit supply is seen as not just a commercial agreement but a cultural and nostalgic return for Liverpool fans, promising both modern innovation and a nod to the club’s storied past.

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Mohamed Kudus Out Until April with Quad Tendon Injury

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2 days ago

January 8, 2026

Obed Benyin

The Ghana international was forced out in the first half following an injury

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Tottenham Hotspur manager Thomas Frank confirmed that Ghanaian star Mohammed Kudus will be sidelined until after the March international break due to a significant quad tendon injury. The 25-year-old forward suffered the injury during Tottenham’s 1-1 Premier League draw against Sunderland last weekend, forcing him off in the first half after going down off the ball with a thigh problem.

Frank stated: “Kudus is unfortunately a bigger one to the tendon in the quad, so that’s one where we expect him back after the March international break.”This timeline points to a return in early April 2026, potentially missing around 13 games across the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup, including high-profile clashes against Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, and others.

The injury is a major blow for Spurs, who are already dealing with other absences, and for Ghana, as Kudus will miss upcoming internationals, including a friendly against Germany. Kudus had been in fine form since his move to Tottenham (from West Ham in a previous transfer window.)

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Manchester City Seal £62.5m Deal for Antoine Semenyo

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2 days ago

January 8, 2026

Samuel Kobina Amu

Man City close in on Semenyo signing

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Manchester City have finalised a club-record transfer for Antoine Semenyo from Bournemouth, agreeing a deal worth a guaranteed £62.5 million, plus £1.5 million in add-ons and a 10% sell-on clause for any future profit.

The 26-year-old Ghanaian winger, who turned 26 on January 7, provided a fairytale farewell to Bournemouth by scoring a dramatic 95th-minute winner in their thrilling 3-2 Premier League victory over Tottenham Hotspur at the Vitality Stadium.

The goal, his 10th of the season, secured the win on his birthday and earned him a standing ovation from fans as he bid an emotional goodbye.

The transfer structure allows City to pay the fee in instalments over 24 months, exceeding Semenyo’s reported £60-65 million release clause in total value but avoiding immediate full payment. Semenyo has arrived in Manchester for his medical and is expected to sign a five-and-a-half-year contract until June 2031.

Pep Guardiola’s side beat competition from clubs like Liverpool, Arsenal, and others to land the versatile forward, who has impressed with his pace, power, and goal threat this season. This marks Manchester City’s biggest January signing and a record sale for Bournemouth.

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Ghana’s 2026 World Cup Kit Leak Draws Spider-Web Buzz

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January 3, 2026

Samuel Kobina Amu

Ghana Black Stars leaked world cup kit

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As Ghana’s Black Stars prepare for their fifth FIFA World Cup appearance in 2026 (co-hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico), a major leak of the Puma-designed home jersey has taken social media by storm in early January 2026.

The leaked design draws inspiration from Ghanaian folklore, specifically the legend of Anansi the Spider – the clever trickster who, according to Akan mythology, brought wisdom and the art of weaving to humanity.

This ties directly to the origins of traditional Kente cloth, with the kit incorporating subtle spider-web-like motifs and geometric patterns reminiscent of Kente weaving.

Mohammed Kudus rocking the new kit

Key features of the leaked home kit:

Predominantly white base (traditional for Ghana’s home jerseys).
Bold accents in red, yellow, green, and black, reflecting the national flag.
Intricate spider-inspired graphic patterns across the front, symbolizing creativity, resilience, and cultural heritage.
Puma branding and the Ghana FA crest with the iconic black star.

The away kit, leaked earlier in late 2025, features a vibrant yellow/gold base inspired by Accra’s bustling Makola Market, with energetic abstract patterns capturing the market’s hustle and community spirit.

Neither Puma nor the Ghana Football Association (GFA) has officially confirmed the designs yet, but the leaks – circulating widely on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and kit specialist sites – have generated massive buzz. Fans praise the cultural depth, with many calling the spider motifs a “genius nod to Anansi” and a fresh evolution from previous kits.

Official releases for Puma’s 2026 World Cup kits are expected in waves throughout early 2026, building anticipation as the Black Stars aim to make history on the global stage.