Category Archives: Other Football Leagues

New Club Brugge Shirt 2018-2019 | Macron Brugge Kits 18-19

These are the new Club Brugge shirts 2018/19, Brugge’s new home and away jerseys for the upcoming 2018/19 Belgian First Division A season. Made by Macron, the new Brugge 18/19 kits were officially unveiled on May 21, 2018 during the club’s official celebrations for their 17/18 title win, which also gave them a spot in the group stages of the Champions League for the 18/19 season.

Club Brugge’s new home shirt, as you’d expect sticks to their traditional blue and black colours. #BLUVNGOAN is present inside the back of the neck. For the alternate uniform, Macron have taken inspiration from the flag of the City of Bruges Continue reading →

New Galatasaray Jersey 2018-2019 | Nike GS Home Kit 18-19

This is the new Galatasaray jersey 2018/19, Turkish giants Galatasaray SK’s new home shirt for the upcoming Turkish Super Lig season. Made by Nike, the new kit was officially unveiled on May 20, 2018. The club competed a record 21st league triumph over the weekend following their 1-0 victory over Goztepe. The win was secured thanks to French striker Bafetimbi Gomis’ second half penalty- his 29th goal in the league this season.

The kit sticks to the club’s famous half and half design. Real estate firm NEF are principal shirt sponsors, as can be seen in the pics below.

Inside the back of the neck are the words “Ilklerin ve enlerin takimi” meaning “the club of firsts and mosts” in Turkish. Continue reading →

New RB Salzburg Jersey 2018-2019 | Red Bull Salzburg Nike Kits 18-19 Home Away

These are the new Salzburg football shirts 2018/19, Red Bull Salzburg’s new uniforms for the upcoming Austrian Bundesliga season. The new RB Salzburg kits have been made by Nike and were officially unveiled on May 18, 2018.

RBS won the 2017/18 Austrian Bundesliga, their fifth straight triumph in the competition. They also reached the semifinals of the Europa League, knocking over Real Sociedad, Borussia Dortmund and Lazio before falling to a controversial Rolando goal in the semis against Marseille. Continue reading →