Category Archives: Dutch Eredivisie

New Feyenoord Rotterdam Kit 2020-21 | Adidas unveil red & black away shirt

This is the new Feyenoord away kit 2020/21, Feyenoord Rotterdam’s new change strip for the upcoming Eredivisie season. Made by Adidas, the new Feyenoord away jersey was officially unveiled on July 2, 2020. Great rivals Ajax had released a blue away shirt three weeks ago, while PSV Eindhoven revealed their new Puma home kit yesterday.

Feyenoord’s new alternate shirt is a striking red and black creation from Adidas. The Adidas stripes are in white on the sides, while the shorts and socks are both red in colour. The reverse of the jersey is plain (black)- the graphic design doesn’t extend to the back.

Droom Parken remain principal shirt sponsors, as can be seen in the pics below. Continue reading →

New FC Utrecht Home Kit 2020-21 | T-Mobile replaces Zorg van de Zaak as shirt sponsor

This is the new FC Utrecht home kit 2020/21, Utrecht’s new primary shirt for the upcoming Eredivisie season. Made by Nike, the new Utrecht jersey was officially unveiled on 1 July, 2020, on the 50th anniversary of the club’s founding (July 1, 1970)

This retro creation from Nike thus celebrates 50 years of the club’s existence, and as a tribute, features the logos of DOS, Elinkwijk and Velox (the three clubs that merged to found Utrecht) on the back of the shirt.

There’s also a big change on the jersey sponsorship front, with T-Mobile replacing Zorg van de Zaak as primary sponsors. The telecom firm have inked a three year deal with the club. Red shorts and red socks complete the look of the FCU home kit 20/21, as can be seen in the pics below. Continue reading →

New PSV Eindhoven Kit 2020-21 | Puma unveil PSV shirt with city of Eindhoven’s Vibe logo

This is the new PSV Eindhoven jersey 2020/21, PSV’s new home kit for the upcoming Eredivisie season. The shirt, the first to be made by new kit partners Puma as part of a long term deal to replace Umbro, was officially unveiled on July 1, 2020.

The jersey contains PSV’s traditional red and white stripes, but with the city of Eindhoven’s “Vibe” logo subtly applied. Brainport Eindhoven appear on the front of the jersey, with EnergieDirect.nl appearing on the reverse. The stripes do not go all the way around the back. Black shorts and white socks with red detailing complete the look of PSV’s new Puma kit for 2020/21. Continue reading →