Steven Gerrard Shirts: Which Kits to Look For, Numbers and How to Check Them

Steven Gerrard played for Liverpool, England and LA Galaxy, so collectors look for his shirts across three teams and three kit makers at Liverpool alone. This guide explains which kits to look for, which squad numbers he wore, how to check a name and number print, and what to know about size before you buy a vintage Gerrard shirt.

Which Steven Gerrard shirts do collectors look for?

  • Liverpool (Reebok, Adidas, then Warrior): Gerrard came through at Liverpool and played there from 1998 to 2015. Reebok made the kit until 2006, Adidas from 2006 to 2012, and Warrior from 2012 to his last season. He captained the club, including in the 2005 Champions League final in Istanbul.
  • England (Umbro, then Nike): he won 114 caps, and Umbro made England's kit for most of that time. Nike took over in 2013, so his final tournament, the 2014 World Cup, was in a Nike shirt.
  • LA Galaxy (Adidas): he finished his career in Major League Soccer in 2015 and 2016.

Browse all of them in our Steven Gerrard shirts collection.

Which squad numbers did Gerrard wear?

Team Number
Liverpool 8 for most of his career, after wearing 17 earlier on
England most often 4 at major tournaments
LA Galaxy 8

Squad numbers changed between matches and tournaments, so check the photos and ask us if a number looks unusual for the season.

How do I check a Gerrard name and number print?

Names and numbers can be added to a shirt at any time, so the print deserves a close look.

  • Season: Gerrard has to have played for that team in that season. A Gerrard print on a shirt from a season after he left is not from his career.
  • Font and style: the lettering should match what that club or country used in that season.
  • Age: the print should look like it has aged with the shirt. Light cracking is normal on older heat-pressed prints. A glossy, perfect print on a shirt that is many years old deserves a closer look.
  • Tags and labels: the neck and hem labels and product code should match the manufacturer and the era.

For a brand-by-brand walkthrough of labels and product codes, read our field guide, Reading the Tags. Every vintage jersey we list is an original from its time, and we don't sell fake reproductions.

Gerrard England shirts from our archive

These photos show the back of England home shirts from our listings, with Gerrard's name and number. Each shirt is a one-off, so some may have sold by the time you read this.

England 2010-11 Gerrard Home Kit (Large) - back
England 2010-11 home, Gerrard, size Large
Back of England 2011-12 home kit with Steven Gerrard name and number, vintage football shirt, size M, flat lay
England 2011-12 home, Steven Gerrard, size M

What size should I buy?

Shirts from the 2000s are closer fitting and usually work in your normal size, and shirts from the 2010s are slimmer. Check the full table in our complete guide to retro soccer jerseys, and compare the chest width to a shirt you already own.

Where to find Gerrard shirts

Each shirt is a one-off, so stock is limited. All Saturdays Football orders are final sale, so read the photos and condition notes carefully; see our return policy.

Frequently asked questions

Which teams did Steven Gerrard play for?

Liverpool from 1998 to 2015, then LA Galaxy, plus England at international level.

Who made Liverpool's shirts during Gerrard's time?

Reebok until 2006, Adidas from 2006 to 2012, and Warrior from 2012.

Are your Gerrard shirts original?

Yes. Every vintage jersey we list is an original from its time, and we don't sell fake reproductions. We work with the most reliable collectors in the world and check each shirt when it arrives.

How do I know the name and number print is right?

Check that he played for that team in that season, that the font and placement match, and that the print has aged like the rest of the shirt. If you are unsure, ask us for more photos before you order.

Can I return a Gerrard shirt?

All Saturdays Football orders are final sale, so check the photos and condition notes before you order. See the return policy.

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