Category Archives: English Premier League

New Crystal Palace Away Kit 2022-23 | White CPFC Macron Shirt with Cinch & Mukuru as sponsors

This is the new Crystal Palace away shirt 22/23, CPFC’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Premier League season. Made by new kit partners Macron (who replace Puma), the new CPFC away jersey was officially unveiled on June 24, 2022. It also features the club’s new 1861 crest.

The new away top is predominantly white, with a red and blue graphic in the centre to mimic a painted canvas. The eagle from the club crest is embossed on the sleeve, while “Eagles” can be seen on the reverse of the jersey.

Cinch are Palace’s new primary front of the shirt sponsors while Mukuru are their new sleeve partners. White shorts (with red and blue detailing) and white socks complete the look of Palace’s new 22/23 away kit. Continue reading →

Kit Number- Fabio Vieira takes No.21 jersey at Arsenal last worn by Calum Chambers

New Arsenal signing Fabio Vieira will wear the No.21 shirt at the Emirates, the London club have officially announced. That number was last used by Calum Chambers and will now go to the young Portuguese midfielder, who officially joined the Gunners on 21 June, 2022.

Vieira used the No.50 shirt at his previous club Porto. Interestingly, it appears that his full name will appear on the reverse- not simply Fabio or Vieira.

Fabio Vieira 21 Arsenal jersey

Other famous players to have worn the 21 shirt for Arsenal before Fabio Vieira

Calum Chambers
Lukasz Fabianski Continue reading →

New Leicester City Jersey 2022-2023 | Adidas LCFC Home Kit 22-23 with different collar and badge

This is the new LCFC home shirt 2022/23, Leicester City FC’s new primary jersey for the upcoming 22/23 Premier League campaign. Made by Adidas, the new Leicester kit was officially unveiled on June 21, 2022.

The new shirt has been unveiled using the “Create Iconic” tagline by the Foxes, with an aiming to representing iconic moments from their past in the uniforms. The large collar on this top, for instance, is a retro throwback. Another point of difference comes in the detailing on the Adidas logo and the club badge. Continue reading →