"Super Eagles of Anfield": Liverpool Release Third Kit, Fans Liken it to Nigeria Jerseys

• Liverpool have released their third kit for the upcoming season
• The Reds' new jersey design incorporates both white and green
• Fans on social media likened the kit to Nigeria's Super Eagles

Liverpool have been all over social media following the release of their third kit ahead of the 2023/24 season.

The Premier League giants, taking inspiration from the 1995/96 season away jerseys, have produced a similar kit with a touch of green and white.

Reds' stars, including Mohamed Salah and Alexander-Trent Arnold, modelled in the new Liverpool jerseys as they prepare for redemption next season.

Fans took to social media to share their excitement over the beautiful design of the jerseys, while some drew an immediate comparison to Nigeria's national team wear.

Fans react to Liverpool kit

@SannieDaara wrote:

"Liverpool just dropped their away kit for next season. This looks like Nigeria's kit."

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@PanAfricaFooty added:

"Liverpool’s new away kit is definitely inspired by the Nigerian jersey."

@Austin_Okor believes choosing the same colours as the Super Eagles has left failure 'looming over Anfield'.

@heisdeboy posted:

"Liverpool's away shirt is giving Nigeria vibezzz"

@julietbawuah added:

"Super Eagles of Liverpool."

@isoaniekan tweeted a suggestion that Liverpool wanted to emulate the look of Nigeria's national team.

Keita leaves Liverpool for Werder

Earlier, Sports Brief reported on Guinea captain, Naby Keita leaving Liverpool for Werder Bremen, having joined the Bundesliga outfit on a free transfer.

Before moving to England, the midfielder enjoyed a successful stint in the German league, helping RB Leipzig qualify for the UEFA Champions League.

While Keita's progress at the Reds was hampered somewhat by injuries, he did help the Anfield side win both the Premier League and the UCL title.

Liverpool sign Alexis Mac Allister

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Liverpool also signed Alexis Mac Allister, the Argentine World Cup winner, from Brighton and Hove Albion for a fee that could increase to a reported £55 million ($69mil).

The 24-year-old midfielder is being touted as the first piece in the midfield rebuild for the Reds, who only finished fifth in the Premier League after a disappointing season.

Sports Brief reported that Mac Allister, who is understood to have signed a five-year deal with the Anfield outfit, said joining Liverpool was a 'dream come true' for him.