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New Bafana Le Coq Sportif Jersey Deal- South Africa part ways with kit partners Nike

South Africa have officially signed a new kit deal with French manufacturer Le Coq Sportif that will see the latter replace Nike as the country’s official uniform suppliers. The LCQ Bafana deal is for a period of five years beginning June 1, 2020 and brings to an end SAFA’s six year association with Nike that began in 2014.

This is the second big international kit deal in Africa for Le Coq Sportif, who also replaced Puma at Cameroon last year. They also provide jerseys to Serie A club Fiorentina. Continue reading →

New Ayr United Hummel Kit Deal- Ayr leave Adidas & unveil new 2020-21 home strip

Ayr United have inked a new kit deal with Hummel that will see the latter make uniforms for the Scottish Championship club beginning the 2020/21 season. The new deal was officially announced today (March 24, 2020) and brings an end to the club’s six year partnership with Adidas. Danish firm Hummel will now supply shirts for the next four seasons (2020/21, 2021/22, 2022/23 and 2023/24). The club also chose this occasion to unveil their new home shirt- the first as part of this new deal. It will be paired with black shorts and white socks.

Hummel had announced a deal with Kilmarnock last month and have now brought Ayr, who have previously been known for using models in body paint to reveal their kits, on board.

The value of the deal was not revealed, but the club have said it’s a record contract. Continue reading →

New IFK Norrkoping Away Kits 2020- Red & Blue Nike Alternate Jerseys

These are the new Norrkoping away shirts 2020, the new alternate uniforms for Swedish Allsvenskan club IFK Norrkoping for the upcoming league season. Peking, as IFK are known to their fans, will be wearing blue and red alternate jerseys on the road, created by Nike.

One away shirt is blue in colour while the other one is red, with the latter’s design influenced by the elements on the Ostergotland County’s coat of arms. Norrkoping are based in that province, located in south-east Sweden.

Norrkoping, who won the Swedish league back in 2015, finished 5th in the 2019 edition of the Allsvenskan. They had the fewest losses of any side outside the top three, but the inability to convert draws (9 of them) into wins saw them having to settle for fifth. Continue reading →