Liverpool FC football shirt 2014/15 Third 31 Sterling [L].

Original third Liverpool FC football shirt from the 2014/15 season by Warrior, printed with Raheem Sterling. 

The third model Liverpool FC from the season 2014/15produced by Warriora in size L, comes from the period immediately following one of the club's most exciting seasons in the Premier League era. At the time, the team from Anfield was attempting to rejoin the fight for top goals after a highly successful run of games 2013/14, and the club still had an offensive and dynamic team led by Brendan Rodgers.

The T-shirt has been produced on a black base with grey horizontal stripes visible on the front, crossed by a distinctive diagonal red stripe giving the design a very dynamic look. This is complemented by the red trim on the sleeves and the polo collar, emphasising the modern styling of the designs Warriora from that period. A sponsor print takes centre stage on the front. Standard Chartered, while the sleeves are decorated with game patches Premier League.

There is an original print on the back. Raheem Sterling, which during the season 2014/15 was one of the most important offensive players Liverpool FC. The English winger was regarded as one of the greatest young talents in European football, impressing with his speed, dynamism and ability to play one-on-one. It was also his last season at Anfield before his transfer to Manchester City.

Season 2014/15 was for Liverpool FC a period of reconstruction following the departure of Luis Suárez. The team then featured players such as. Steven Gerrard, Philippe Coutinho, Jordan Henderson, Daniel Sturridge or Martin Škrtel, and the club still remained one of the most recognisable brands in world football.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the size L cut offers a classic fit in line with the standards of the Warriora.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for Liverpool FC's original third football shirt from the 2014/15 season by Warrior, printed with Raheem Sterling, providing a clear record of the transitional period after one of the most memorable Liverpool teams of the 21st century.