Nike - Liverpool FC 2023/24 Away Football Shirt 'DIOGO J.'

Nike - Liverpool FC 2023/24 Away Football Shirt 'DIOGO J.'This is the Liverpool 2023 24 away shirt made by Nike, shown here with Diogo J. 20 on the back. It features a white base with a bold green digital style graphic running diagonally across the front and lower back, a black Liverpool crest on the chest, black Nike swoosh, Standard Chartered as front sponsor, and Expedia branding on the sleeve. It also carries the Premier League sleeve patch and No Room For Racism badge, which place it directly in

This is the Liverpool 2023/24 away shirt made by Nike, shown here with Diogo J. 20 on the back. It features a white base with a bold green digital-style graphic running diagonally across the front and lower back, a black Liverpool crest on the chest, black Nike swoosh, Standard Chartered as front sponsor, and Expedia branding on the sleeve. It also carries the Premier League sleeve patch and No Room For Racism badge, which place it directly in Liverpool’s domestic campaign from that season. With Diogo J. 20 on the back, it becomes a strong player-linked version tied to one of the squad’s most decisive forwards.

The design feels modern, sharp, and a little more experimental than many classic Liverpool away shirts. Rather than using a simple block colour approach, Nike built this one around an asymmetric green graphic that gives the shirt movement and a distinctly contemporary identity. That makes it stand out immediately. The white base keeps it clean, while the black detailing gives it contrast and stops the shirt from feeling too bright. The overall look is more graphic-led than traditional, but it still works well because the colour balance is controlled. The Diogo J. 20 print suits it especially well, adding a player connection to a shirt that already feels very specific to its era.

This shirt is most closely associated with Liverpool’s 2023/24 season, when the squad included Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Alisson, Darwin Núñez, Luis Díaz, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Diogo Jota. Diogo Jota remained one of Liverpool’s most clinical attackers in that period, and his shirts carry appeal because they connect to a player who often made a big impact in key moments. Because of that, this piece works especially well for collectors of modern Liverpool shirts, Premier League editions, and player-print Nike kits.

Shirt Condition: 7.5/10

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