Liverpool Football Club has announced a new retail partnership with PT Kanmo Weston Retailindo in Indonesia – a ‘partner of leading retail brands’.
This update comes courtesy of the club’s official website, in what should be a welcome boost for the club’s coffers moving forward.
This will see the club’s official merchandise spread even wider into pastures new, with plans in place for brick-and-mortar stores to be built in the Southeast Asian country.
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The opportunity to bank millions
Theoretically, the expansion of stores – both online and physical – in Indonesia should see Liverpool’s commercial income expand even further.
An exciting time commercially for the club amid reports of us penning a new kit suppliership deal with Adidas – allegedly from 2025/26 onwards according to SportBusiness.
The deal in question would see us work with the old favourites once more in an arrangement stretching five years until the 2029/30 season.
A return to the German suppliers could yield some absolutely classic pieces of merchandise for fans to enjoy across the globe – including, now, potentially, in Indonesia!
