2022-23 International Club Soccer Kits

[upperV03]

21 minutes ago, MJWalker45 said:

@upperV03 I wonder if they didn't bring the white home socks just to save space on the trip. 

They actually wore the white home socks against Melbourne Victory:

[VampyrRabbit]

Cypriot side APOEL release their new kits, including a home in their traditional blue and gold with a "subtle pattern".

 

And PSG have released their new change kit.

 

[officeglenn]

 Manchester City away officially released:

 

 Udinese home:

 

 US Cremonese home:

 

 Real Betis away:

 

 Villarreal away and third:

 

 Mainz 05 away -- as voted on by supporters:

[MJWalker45]

At least they aren't going with that horrible idea of slapping the team name on the front like last year. 

 

[SCL]

6 hours ago, MJWalker45 said:

At least they aren't going with that horrible idea of slapping the team name on the front like last year. 

 

FC United of Manchester written all over this one

[MJWalker45]

2 hours ago, SCL said:

FC United of Manchester written all over this one

It's Lancashire colors. That's why no one's freaking out about them.

[FCMacbeth]

6 hours ago, MJWalker45 said:

It's Lancashire colors. That's why no one's freaking out about them.

And besides, this black-red striping pattern is made iconic for the fact they won 3 titles in the very late 60s, including the European Cup Winners Cup. Malcolm Allison chose the kit design as an inspiration from AC Milan's success from achieving a double from both their own league and said ECWC.

 

It's been introduced for no less than 60 years, but it remains an iconic design choice and several occasions, with the last time when City did have the red-black striped shirt as a clash kit is back in 2011.

[pepis21]

Cracovia Away:

[Digby]

I want the terrazzo pattern FC Lorient kit. Such a sucker for that.

[officeglenn]

 Juventus away:

 

 Lazio third (with closeup of embossed pattern):

 

 RB Leipzig home:

 

 Werder Bremen away:

 

 Crystal Palace third:

 

 AS Monaco away (side panels have tonal club slogan "RISE. RISK. REPEAT." printed diagonally):

 

 RCD Mallorca away:

 

 Fenerbahçe SK (L-R) third, home and away: 

[MJWalker45]

Juve with a pretty nice game patch.

 

 

[officeglenn]

 Brighton & Hove Albion home:

Also, Brighton is listing their away kit from 2021-22 as their third kit for 2022-23.

 

 Aston Villa away:

 

 Brentford away -- with retro crest:

 

 UD Almería home:

 

 1. FC Köln third:

 

 Mainz 05 third:

 

 Stade de Reims away -- honouring 1953 Latin Cup win with outline of trophy in gold shoulder panels:

 

 Rangers FC away:

 

 Sporting CP third:

 

[Berlin Wall]

AFC Wimbledon home and away:

 

 

 

Wait, what?

[pepis21]

The Dons was always a nickname of Wimbledon and AFC got 20th anniversary in this year (also MK Dons 20 years ago receive permission to relocate).

Little diss on MK Dons is there too. I like it!

[harney]

2 hours ago, Berlin Wall said:

AFC Wimbledon home and away:

 

 

 

Wait, what?

 

Kinda defeats the whole purpose of two uniforms if they're the same base color.

 

Also, the L in that typeface is ugly. Buue? Bwe?

[officeglenn]

 SSC Napoli home and away:

 

 AFC Bournemouth away (!!):

 

 Udinese away:

 

 RC Lens third:

 

 Toulouse FC away:

 

 Stade Brestois 29 home: 

 

 Montpellier HSC away:

 

 RC Strasbourg Alsace away and third:

 

 Clermont Foot 63 home, away and third:

[mcrosby]

New crest for Catania SSD, formerly Calcio Catania: 

 

 

I like it, but would have changed a few things. I'm not a fan of the typeface used in the new. There was a chance to use the trunk shape as the C that would have fit perfectly into the empty space often left by an A. The final A doesn't look good in the reverse italic. I like the symmetry of the trunk and back side of the elephant, but some hint of an ear would have been nice. 

Overall 7/10. Great rebrand that gets minimalism right. 

[Digby]

Do we have a marketing-copy explanation for why Bournemouth is embracing palms, or can they just admit "floral patterns look cool" and call it there?

[officeglenn]

1 hour ago, Digby said:

Do we have a marketing-copy explanation for why Bournemouth is embracing palms, or can they just admit "floral patterns look cool" and call it there?

 

Apparently the climate in Bournemouth is temperate enough that palm trees can grow there. There are a bunch of them along the seaside.

 

Other unveilings from recent days ...

 

 Arsenal third:

 

 AC Milan away:

 

 Newcastle away:

 

 Fulham home and away:

 

 Valencia third:

 

 Sevilla third:

 

 Eintracht Frankfurt third:

 

 Stade Brestois 29 away and third:

[Digby]

35 minutes ago, officeglenn said:

Apparently the climate in Bournemouth is temperate enough that palm trees can grow there. There are a bunch of them along the seaside.

 

 

Weird! Learned a new thing about English climate today!