Category Archives: South America

New Corinthians Jersey 2024 | Nike Corinthians Home & Away Shirts 24-25 (Anti Racism)

These are the new Corinthians kits 2024, Brazilian club Corinthians’ new home and away jerseys for the 2024/25 season. Made by Nike, the new Corinthians jerseys were officially unveiled on May 2, 2024.

The new shirts (white home jersey and black away kit) are aimed at sending an anti-racism message. For this reason, the black away jersey will be debuted first (to be worn by Corinthians against Fortaleza this weekend)

Inside the neck of the jersey is the message “Tamo Junto e Misturado” (We’re together and mixed). The name and numbering style on the jerseys has been done by Giulia Fagundes and is inspired by African symbols (Adinkra from Ghana)

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New Penarol Jersey 2024-25 | Puma Penarol Home Kit 24-25

This is the new Penarol shirt 2024, the new home kit for Uruguayan giants Penarol that they will wear for upcoming games both in the Uruguayan domestic league as well as the South American Copa Libertadores Championship. Made by Puma, the new Penarol 2024 jersey was officially unveiled on 29 April, 2024.

The predominantly yellow and black shirt pays tribute to the five Copa Libertadores and three Intercontinental Cups worn by the club on the reverse of the jersey.

The kit made its debut in Penarol’s game against River Plate earlier today, a fixture won 3-0 by the home side.

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Sao Paulo FC New Balance Jersey Deal 2024- Brazilian club to leave Adidas

Brazilian giants Sao Paulo FC have decided to ink a new kit deal with New Balance that will make the latter their new uniform partners beginning 2024. Sao Paulo are currently with Adidas, who replaced Under Armour back in 2018.

The Sao Paulo NB deal has apparently been signed till 2027 and their new shirt, made by NB’s Brazilian partners (New Brasil Artigos Esportivos LTDA) is expected to be launched soon.

Sao Paulo had a disappointing 2023 league season, finishing 11th (15 points behind winners Palmeiras), but qualified for the Copa Libertadores as a result of their Brazilian Cup triumph.

Sao Paulo New Kit Deal 2024