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Why did Liverpool leave New Balance for Nike in 2020?
Liverpool win legal battle over New Balance kit deal - BBC News
Liverpool FC In Court Battle with New Balance over Nike Deal
Liverpool involved in bitter kit battle as Nike agree record £80m-a-season deal that beats Man Utd's but New Balance want to match it – The Sun | The Sun
Liverpool face High Court battle with New Balance over possible Nike kit deal
Liverpool Black '6 Times' New Balance Kit - FOOTBALL FASHION
Liverpool's "Six Times" Black Collection | Hypebeast
New Balance Liverpool Home 2016-17 Replica Jersey | WeGotSoccer.com
New Balance Unveil New Liverpool Home Kit For 2018/19 - The Liverpool Offside
New Balance - Wikipedia
New Balance Are Taking Liverpool FC to Court over the Club's Reported New Kit Deal with Nike
Why did Liverpool leave New Balance for Nike in 2020?
How the loss of Liverpool FC shirt deal has impacted New Balance - Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Nike kit deal could set new Premier League sponsorship record
Who Will Make Liverpool's Kits From 2019-20 Season? - Footy Headlines
Liverpool blast New Balance for 'myth' in claim they could get replica kit into 6,000 stores | Daily Mail Online
Liverpool 17-18 Away Kit Released - Footy Headlines
Liverpool FC allowed to drop New Balance for Nike, court rules | Liverpool | The Guardian
New Balance trying to block Liverpool's mammoth new Nike kit deal | Football | Metro News
Liverpool face court battle with New Balance, their own kit supplier | Football News | Sky Sports
Liverpool will finish 2019/20 season wearing New Balance kit after agreement to delay Nike contract is made
Liverpool FC 125th Anniversary 2017/18 New Balance Home Kit - FOOTBALL FASHION
Liverpool fans get creative with Nike kit designs as club wins case against New Balance - Liverpool Echo
Looking Back On 5 Years Of New Balance x Liverpool - SoccerBible
Exclusive: Liverpool will wear New Balance kit - not Nike - until end of delayed season despite £70m-a-year deal starting in June