Category Archives: English Premier League

New Everton Kit 2020-21 | EFC Hummel home shirt inspired by Z-Cars anthem & high-tempo dance beats

This is the new Everton kit 2020/21, EFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Premier League season. The first Hummel kit as part of a new deal with the Danish firm, the new Everton jersey was officially unveiled on July 3, 2020. The Toffees also have a new shirt sponsor in the form of Cazoo, who like Hummel, have come on board in a three year deal.

The new jersey pays tribute to the club’s iconic Z-Cars anthem, with an image of the song’s soundbar featured on the shirt. It will be paired with predominantly white shorts and socks, but the club have also unveiled a pair of blue home change shorts and socks.

The goalkeeper kit (there will only be short sleeved versions instead of long sleeve) features a graphic design that depicts the soundwaves of high-tempo dance beats, as can be seen in the pics below. The design extends to the back of the jersey as well. Continue reading →

New Chelsea Nike Home Kit 2020-21 | CFC to debut new Three jersey against West Ham

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This is the new Chelsea home shirt 2020/21, CFC’s new primary uniform for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Nike, the new CFC jersey was officially unveiled on 1 July, 2020 and will make its onfield debut in the Blues’ clash against London rivals West Ham later today evening. The Hammers’ home kit, made by Umbro, was unveiled two days ago.

Frank Lampard’s men will have a new shirt sponsor in the form of mobile network Three, who replace Yokohama on the front of the jersey. The word “CFC” can be seen on the sleeve cuff, while the dark tape down the sides has the phrase “The Pride of London”. The jersey will be paired with blue shorts and blue socks, as can be seen in the pics below, and will be available to buy from July 9.

The shirt, in Nike’s words, is inspired by West London’s “long association with master tailors and their exquisite craftsmanship”. Continue reading →

New Aston Villa Cazoo Shirt Sponsorship Deal- Car retailer to replace W88 on AVFC kit

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Aston Villa have today (June 29, 2020) announced a new shirt sponsorship deal with Cazoo that will see the online car retailer replace W88 as the club’s primary sponsors for the upcoming 2020/21 season. Villa’s deal with Cazoo comes around three weeks after the firm announced a deal with Everton to replace SportPesa.

Cazoo’s deal with Everton is for a period of three seasons and is valued at somewhere around £10m per year, but no financial details have been revealed regarding this contract with Villa. The company’s CEO Alex Chesterman was also the founder of Zoopla, the firm that sponsored West Bromwich Albion back in the 2012/13 and 2013/14 seasons (that WBA deal was reportedly worth £1.5m per season)

Having a non-gambling shirt sponsor also means that the junior Villa tops will be allowed to sport the same logo as the senior shirt.

Aston Villa are currently 19th in the Premier League, but have the same number of points as 17th placed West Ham, who are out of the drop zone due to their superior goal difference. The Hammers also revealed their new home kit earlier today. Continue reading →

New WHUFC Kit 2020-21 | West Ham unveil 125th anniversary Umbro home shirt, return to white socks

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This is the new West Ham home kit 2020/21, WHUFC’s new home strip for the upcoming league season. Made by Umbro, the new WHUFC shirt was officially unveiled on June 29, 2020- the 125th anniversary of the club’s founding (29 June, 1895).

The kit takes inspiration from the 1960’s- one of the most successful periods in the club’s history, featuring FA and European Cup Winners Cup triumphs, and a key role played by Hammers players in England’s 1996 World Cup win.

The claret and blue shirt will be paired with white shorts and socks. Underneath the badge, we have the words “125 years” written, showing the club’s journey from 1895 to the present. Another similar tribute can be seen on the reverse of the jersey. Goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, one of the club’s most consistent performers in what has otherwise been a disappointing Premier League campaign, will be wearing an all green kit under the sticks in 20/21. Continue reading →