Category Archives: France Ligue 1

New Marseille Kit 2015-2016 | Olympique Marseille Home Third Jerseys 15-16 Adidas

These are the new Marseille kits 2015/16, Olympique de Marseille’s new home and third shirts for the upcoming Ligue 1 season. L’OM are the first major French top flight team to unveil new kits for next season. Made by Adidas, the shirts were officially unveiled on May 7, 2015, as revealed by us on our upcoming kit releases page a while back.

The home shirt is predominantly white with a touch of sky blue, while the third jersey features bright blue stripes on a blue base to reflect the Mediterranean location of the city of Marseille Continue reading →

Football Shirt Sponsorship Statistics 2014-15- Jersey sponsors in top European Leagues

Repucom have published an interesting report detailing money invested into shirt sponsorship in Europe’s top football leagues for the 2014/15 season.

The report, which features data for England, Spain, Italy, France, Germany and Holland, says that the total investment into jersey sponsorship for the 2014/15 season (across each nation’s top division) was around 687 million euros, a 20% rise over the 2013/14 season figure of 570 million. It also makes an interesting observation about the MLS, and its sponsorship in comparison to the top European Leagues.

Which football league has the highest amount of shirt sponsors (by monetary value)?

The answer is England’s Premier League, with a total of 213 million euros for the 2014/15 season, an increase of 36% over last season’s 157 million euro figure. A bulk of this 36% has been made by Manchester United’s new sponsorship deal with Chevrolet. Continue reading →

New Marseille Fourth Kit 14/15- Olympique de Marseille Adidas Blue Jersey 2014/15

Marseille have today unveiled a fourth shirt for their 2014/15 season. The predominantly sky blue shirt, with orange trim, will make its debut against Lorient next month. Intersport are again the sponsors, as can be seen in the pics below.

Adidas have created some funky designs in the past for Marseille, including a denim away jersey that can be seen here. Continue reading →