Category Archives: German Bundesliga

New FSV Mainz Jersey 2019-2020 | Mainz Lotto Home Kit 19-20

This is the new Mainz home shirt 2019/20, FSV Mainz’s new primary jersey for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by Lotto, the new Mainz top was officially unveiled on 15 May, 2019, making them the fourth club to unveil their new home kit for the 19/20 season after Borussia Dortmund, Fortuna Dusseldorf and Bayern Munich.

The club released their new kit via a rather cheeky video on social media. Mainz are currently 12th in the Bundesliga table and will wrap up their season this weekend at home against Hoffenheim Continue reading →

New Bayern Munich Jersey 2019-2020 | Adidas unveil new kit inspired by the Allianz Arena

This is the new Bayern Munich home kit 2019/20, FC Bayern Munchen’s new primary uniform for the upcoming Bundesliga season. Made by Adidas, the new Bayern home top was officially unveiled on 15 May, 2019. Like Chelsea’s 19/20 shirt by competitors Nike, this Adidas Bayern jersey also pays tribute to the club’s home-ground, in this case, the Allianz Arena.

The new kit will be worn this weekend when Bayern take on Eintracht Frankfurt in their final league game of the season. If they avoid defeat against Niko Kovac’s former team, they’ll win a seventh consecutive Bundesliga title. The visitors meanwhile also need a result if they are to qualify for the Champions League next season, which makes this a high stakes game.

The goalkeeper jersey is green in colour and goes with the same Adidas template that we’ve seen in several previous releases this season. Continue reading →

New Hertha Berlin Diversity Jersey 2019- Hertha to wear Rainbow Kit against Leverkusen

This is the new Hertha Berlin diversity jersey 2019, a special edition one off shirt to be worn by Bundesliga outfit Hertha BSC for their fixture on the final day of the 2018/19 league season against Bayer Leverkusen. The shirt, made by Nike, was officially revealed on 14 May, 2019.

The idea of the jersey, in Hertha’s words, is for a “colorful, open-mind and diverse Berlin” and to promote “diversity, tolerance and respect” in society. It will be paired with blue shorts and socks.

Hertha are currently 10th in the table and have little to play for, but their opponents are still very much in the hunt for a Champions League spot.

All proceeds from the sale of this special diversity jersey, which costs 69.95 euros, will go to Hertha’s foundation. Continue reading →