Category Archives: English Premier League

New Stoke City Kits 2016/17- SCFC Macron Home & Away Shirts 16-17

These are the new Stoke City kits 2016/17, Stoke’s new home and away tops for the upcoming Premiership season. The kits are the first to be made for the Potters by new partners Macron as part of their five year deal to replace New Balance, and were officially unveiled on May 6, 2016. This is the fourth new PL kit for 2016/17, following releases from Sunderland, Chelsea and Leicester.

The new Stoke home kit for 2016/17 employs a classic red and white striped design and will be worn when the Potters take on West Ham at the Britannia Stadium in their final game of the season (May 15). Continue reading →

New Leicester City Jersey 2016-2017 | Puma LCFC Home Kit 16-17

This is the new Leicester City kit 2016/17, Leicester’s new home shirt for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by Puma, the new LCFC strip was officially unveiled on 6 May, 2016 by the club. The Foxes are the third Premiership side to unveil their new uniforms after Sunderland and Chelsea.

Claudio Ranieri’s men were 5,000/1 outsiders to win the Premier League at the beginning of the season but produced a magical season to clinch the title ahead of their more fancied rivals. Continue reading →

Leaked- Manchester United to have blue away kit in 2016/17

Click here for new Manchester United away kit 2016/2017 pictures- released May 11, 2016

This is what appears to be the new Man Utd away shirt for 2016/17, United’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season.

Manufacturers Adidas and the Red Devils have today put the new away shirt for 2016/17 available to pre-order, with orders due to ship from 11 May. While the official site only has a teaser in the form of the club crest for fans to see, the jersey is already on sale abroad, and a reader has sent us a pic of the club’s new alternate shirt that fans have been able to purchase offline.

According to these pics, United will wear blue on the road during the 2016/2017 season, reportedly inspired by the 1968 European away kit. Continue reading →