Manchester United has revealed the club’s new home kit for the 2020-21 season. The jersey features a pattern named “Manchester United DNA”. The inspiration for the pattern was pulled from the club’s crest and meant to encapsulate the DNA of the team. The kit will be completed with white shorts and black socks that will also have the same design as the jersey.
“For this season, we researched the values and iconography that connect athlete and fan, and looked to fuse these with modernity and innovation, to create something that connects the people and stands for unity.” -Inigo Turner, Design Director at adidas
Manchester City has revealed the club’s 2020-21 away kit. The kit features a unique pattern that draws its inspiration from Castlefield and the Bridgewater Canal. The special pattern is a tone on tone design that was influenced by the structures and patterns of Castlefield and the Bridgewater canal in dark blue and black, with copper detailing to pop on the dark kit. The kit will be finished off with black shorts and dark blue socks.
FC Barcelona has introduced the club’s newest away kit for the 2020-21 season. The kit is inspired by the “electric atmosphere of Barcelona by night”. This marks the team’s first black away kit since the 2011-12 season. The jersey features a golden Nike swoosh, golden club crest and sponsor’s logo, and gold trim on the sleeves and neck. We will see the kit completed with black shorts and socks, giving a full black uniform from head to toe.
"Black and gold go really well together and the kit looks really sharp. It has been a few years since we have had black, so it’s a nice change to have it back." - Defender Gerard Piqué
The Tottenham Hotspur’s have introduced both, a new home and away kit for the 2021-21 season. The club’s home jerseys come in a traditntal white that has been enhanced by a knit pattern woven into the fabric. The pattern seen on the jersey was created by reinterpreting graphics from old jerseys to create the new design. On the shoulders and side there are blocks of blue with a yellow pinstripe.
The club’s new away kit introduces a new shade of green that is highlighted with flashes of neon yellow and lava glow that creates a new look for the season.
“The kits look great. The home shirt has that distinct Spurs feel to it, but at the same time, looks very modern thanks to all the special touches. As an away kit, this shade of green is a new color, but I think it suits us really well, and the small details also make a big difference.” - striker Harry Kane
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Juventus has revealed the team’s new home kit for the 2020-21 season. The jersey has brought back the iconic black and white panelling design with a fresh take on the stripes that are meant to show the long represented unity between fan and player, past and present. The stripes design is a new unique brushstroke that is featured on the jerseys front and sleeves. The team will add in gold throughout the kit to give it the finishing touch.
AC Milan has unveiled their new home kit for the 2020-21 season. The kit is inspired by the elegance and grandeur of the city of Milan, along with its magnificent structures and architecture. The unique design found in the black stripes of the jersey draws its inspiration from the architecture of the Galleria, which is Italy’s oldest shopping mall.
"The AC Milan jersey is symbolic, representing the pride and belonging of millions of fans around the world. The new design pays homage to tradition, culture and iconic architecture which is synonymous with our beautiful city of Milan. AC Milan is built on innovation, community, integrity and inclusiveness and PUMA have effectively captured these core values within this elegant new design." - Casper Stylsvig, Chief Revenue Officer of AC Milan
Arsenal has revealed their new home kit for the 2020-21 season. The new kit draws inspiration from the club’s “Art Deco” period in the 1930-40s. We see the club using the geometric crest from the 1936-49 seasons. The chevron graphic found on the jersey is a nod to the layout of the tiling floors of the East Stand’s famous marble halls, the previous home of Arsenal. The kit features a deeper shade of red that is synonymous with the club’s famous heritage. We will get our first look at the new kit on the pitch July 26th vs Watford.
Paris Saint-Germain has released the club’s newest home and away kits. The kits mark the club’s 50th Anniversary and pay tribute to the Hechter stripe. The single red stripe down the center of the jersey was imagined by former club president Daniel Hechter and has been featured on many jerseys over the years. We first saw the stripe in 1973 and the 2020-21 home jersey draws its inspiration from that early design, with a thick vertical red stripe outlined in white against a blue background. We see the phrase, "Paris Saint-Germain 50 Ans," on blue tape running down the sides of the body, while a small Tricolor patch on the hem of the jersey provides an additional touch of detail. The home jersey will be completed with blue shorts and socks.
“The Hechter stripe is a special symbol of PSG and I think it is right that we will wear a classic version of it for this important anniversary. It is amazing to think of all the famous kits and the great players to have worn them — now it is time for this team to make its own history while wearing this beautiful design.” - defender Marquinhos
The new away kit will also feature the Hechter stripe as well, but drawing its design inspiration from the 1995-96 white kits. The red center line is lined with royal blue, while sitting against a white jersey. The jersey will feature the classic blue polo collar with two buttons.
“Together with the club we wanted to celebrate 50 years of football and fashion at PSG and that could only mean the return of a bold Hechter stripe. The home kit is a tribute to the foundation of the club and the establishment of its unique style. The away brings back an iconic look from the mid-90s, when PSG made their mark in Europe and wore one of the most memorable jerseys of that era.” -Scott Munson, VP, Nike Football Apparel
Inter Milan has introduced the clubs 2020-21 away kit. Inter is making the switch from aquamarine last season to the white, blue and black. The white jersey features a grid pattern made up of blue and black lines, along with a split v-neck collar. The grid pattern represents the community of Milanese people that looks to the future of the city and the Club with an innovative approach. We will see white shorts and socks complete the kit.
“The alternating black and blue lines make for a really fresh interpretation of the club’s typical away look and really reinforces their Nerazzurri identity.” - Scott Munson, VP, Nike Football Apparel.
Manchester City has introduced the club’s new home kit inspired by the famous mosaics located in the creative hub of Manchester’s Northern Quarter. The jersey features a mosaic pattern in the club’s city blue and white with navy trim to make it pop even more. The kit will be complete with white shorts and light blue socks.
“Mosaics have also been an important part of Manchester City’s proud history, stretching back almost 100 years to when the original City mosaic first adorned the gates of our former Maine Road home. Today, the mosaic tradition continues with many club legends having been immortalized as mosaic artworks at the City Football Academy, helping to inspire the next generation of players.” - Man City
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