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LIVERPOOL BASKETBALL ANNOUNCES LANDMARK PARTNERSHIP WITH ADIDAS ✍️ Liverpool Basketball will wear adidas from the 2026-27 season under a new multi-year partnership. The agreement makes Liverpool Basketball the sole adidas-supplied basketball club in the UK, joining adidas' portfolio of basketball clubs across Europe. Match kit, teamwear and authentic jerseys will be available through the Liverpool Basketball club shop, with a full adidas team merchandise collection launching in November. To celebrate the partnership, admission to Liverpool Basketball's inaugural home game at M&S Bank Arena on Sunday 25 October will be free for fans, courtesy of adidas. Tickets are free but must be claimed in advance. Register at liverpool.basketball. The club's first official adidas match kit launches early November - and if you've bought season tickets, you've already secured yours. Thank you, adidas - for being here from game one. Three Wings, Three Stars, Three Stripes. The best is yet to come.

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Some thoughts on Liverpool's interesting/out-of-left field roster construction for their first ever squad to suit up in the British SLB: Liverpool's recruitment is really, REALLY stretching some boundaries here. They haven't recruited anyone that's averaged over 15AST% in their entire careers and no one even close to even a 1 AST/USG (benchmark of someone that can masquerade as a playmaker) beside Tention, who's more of a pass-minded combo that spaces the floor and has quite limited downhill ability/handle to create advantages moreso opting to shoot from deep (will struggle to take on excessive on-ball usage in our athletic league). They're clearly looking to play big, switch across all positions (hence Okonkwo who's good at that and their big 'combos' like Greg Williams Jr. with strong frames) and substitute the role of 'point' across multiple ball handlers (Eberhert/Sulaiman as examples) in a dribble drive offense, with no real candidate for a primary (highest usage% for anyone is around 20%). Clearly defense first, but big risk from my perspective - almost like an anti-Cheshire. There's a real lack of offensive juice and creation there that, even despite the defensive qualities, create a lot of question-marks in my mind.