This is the new Wolves third kit 2020/21, Wolverhampton Wanderers’ second alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Adidas, the new kit is red in colour and appears to be a tribute to Portugal, with many of the club’s current players hailing from the country.

Wolves have a Portuguese manager in Nuno and several of their key players- Pedro Neto, Ruben Neves, Daniel Podence, Rui Patricio, Joao Moutinho and the newly signed Nelson Semedo to name a few, are all Portuguese.

The predominantly red jersey will be paired with red shorts and green socks, as can be seen below. The club have also unveiled a greyish goalkeeper shirt featuring the same graphic design common to plenty of Adidas GK kits this season.

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This is the new Manchester United third kit 2020/21, Man Utd’s new second alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Adidas, the new MUFC third jersey was officially unveiled on 8 September, 2020 and celebrates 110 years of stripes at the club- it’s first change uniform was a striped one.

The zig zag print jersey, which has also been dubbed by some as a “Zebra shirt” however has a plain back. The design also extends to the shorts and the socks, as can be seen in the pics below. The likes of Bruno Fernandes and David Beckham are here seen modelling the third kit.

Here is the new Manchester United away kit 2020/21, MUFC’s new change strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Adidas, the new shirt was unveiled on the eve of their Europa League semi-final against Sevilla and made its debut in the game against the Andalusian outfit in Cologne, a fixture the Red Devils lost 2-1.

The new kit is apparently a very dark shade of green in the words of Adidas, and not black, as it might appear to some at first glance, and features a subtle pattern built into the jersey.

This is the new Leicester City kit 2020/21, LCFC’s new home shirt for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Adidas, the new Foxes jersey was officially unveiled in Bangkok by club chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha.

The players’ version of the shirt will have a new sponsor in the form of “Thailand Smiles With You”, with regular sponsors King Power donating that space to support Thai communities affected by the Coronavirus pandemic. The “Thailand Smiles with You” shirt will be first seen on the field in Leicester’s crunch clash against Manchester United on Sunday- a fixture that will decide whether the Foxes get Champions League football next season or not.

King Power will however retain sponsorship rights on the shirt for Cup and European fixtures. There will also initially be a limited number of “Thailand Smiles with You” jerseys available for the general public to purchase, but the regular King Power ones will be available to purchase for supporters from July 27. Continue reading →

This is the new Arsenal kit 2020/21, Arsenal FC’s new home strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Adidas, the new Gunners top was officially unveiled on July 23, 2020 and will be worn by the club in their final Premier League game of the season against Watford, a fixture that could potentially decide the latter’s top flight status.

The new AFC 20/21 shirt pays tribute to the Art Deco Style of Highbury’s East Stand. The design extends to the reverse as well, and player and number fonts can either be in the Premier League style or Arsenal style (see pics below). It will be paired with white shorts and red socks.

The new goalkeeper shirt for 2020/21 will be black in colour. Emirates remain principal shirt sponsors, with Visit Rwanda appearing on the sleeve. Continue reading →