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New Forge FC Jersey 2020- Macron Home Kit 2020 for Canadian Premier League champion

This is the new Forge FC jersey 2020, the new home shirt for Hamilton based soccer club Forge. The Hammers were the winners of the inaugural edition of the Canadian Premier League last year, and this new primary uniform, made by Macron was officially unveiled on 27 February, 2020.

The jersey has six stripes on the front as a nod to the six municipalities that make up the city of Hamilton, Ontario- Ancaster, Dundas, Flamborough, Glanbrook, Hamilton and Stoney Creek.

On the back of the jersey is a forge hammer and the words “We are Many, We are One”. As 2019 CPL finals winners, Forge will also have a golden champions patch on the sleeve, as can be seen below. Continue reading →

New Kilmarnock Hummel Strip Deal- Killie FC ink three year deal beginning 2020/21 season

Scottish Premiership side Kilmarnock FC have inked a two year deal with Hummel that will see the Danish firm take over from Nike as the club’s official kit partners beginning the 2020/21 season. The contract is for a period of 3 years, meaning that the club will wear Hummel for the 20/21, 21/22 and 22/23 seasons.

The deal also means that Killie, who are currently 7th in the league table at the time of writing, will have new kit manufacturers as well as sponsors next season. QTS currently appear on the front of the jersey, but they will be replaced by Brownings the Bakers in 2020/2021, with the latter also inking a three year deal with the Ayrshire outfit.

Killie director Phyllis McLeish said that the kits would be bespoke, which potentially implies that the club would not have to wear templated strips (as is oft the case with Nike clubs) from next season.

New T&T Avec Sport Kit Deal- Avec ink four year contract with Trinidad and Tobago

Trinidad and Tobago will have a new kit sponsor after the national federation inked a four year deal with Avec Sport to become the Soca Warriors’ new uniform partners. The contract, which comes into effect on 1st June, 2020 is also Avec’s first ever international deal and is worth $25m Trinidad and Tobago Dollars (TT$25m, around $3.7m USD) over four years.

T&T were the smallest nation to take part at a World Cup before Iceland broke their record two years ago. They competed at the 2019 Gold Cup but finished last in their group, losing to Panama (0-2) and the United States (0-6) and drawing with Guyana (1-)