Tag Archives: Adidas

New Aberdeen Strip 2018-19 | AFC Adidas Home Kit 18-19

This is the new Aberdeen FC kit 2018/19, AFC’s new home strip for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season. Made by Adidas, the new Dons home top was officially unveiled on May 15, 2018.

The club finished second in the 2017/18 season, inflicting a rare home defeat on champions Celtic on the final day of the campaign. Derek McInnes’ side ended runners up for the fourth season in row, with Celtic losing domestically at home for the first time under Brendan Rodgers.

The new Aberdeen home kit takes inspiration from their famous 1984-86 uniform. Saltire Energy Continue reading →

New Juventus Jersey 2018-2019 | Juve Adidas Home Shirt 2018-19

This is the new Juventus kit 2018/19, Italian giants Juve’s new home strip for the upcoming 18/19 Serie A season. Made by Adidas, the new Juve jersey was officially released on May 15, 2018. The Bianconeri sealed their seventh straight Scudetto over the weekend, with the draw away at Roma giving them an unassailable four point lead over second place Napoli.

Adidas have opted for a simple design with minimal stripes on the front, keeping in mind the club’s new “Black and White and More” theme . Jeep remain the shirt sponsors.

The new kit will officially make its debut this weekend when Juve host Hellas Verona in the final game of the 17/18 league campaign in Turin. Continue reading →

New LCFC Adidas Shirt 2018-19 | Leicester City leaving Puma to join Adidas?

Edit- Click here to see full pics of the new Leicester Adidas shirt 2018/2019

Edit– Leicester have confirmed the news of the switch from Puma to Adidas. Fans can pre-order from June 1, with an official launch event for the kit to be done on July 1

This is what appears to be the new Leicester City home kit for 2018/19, to be worn by the Foxes in the Premier League next season. The uniform is already available to purchase in the United States and it appears that Adidas have replaced Puma as LCFC’s kit partners. No official news of the switch has been made in the UK, but Puma’s contract with the Foxes was due to expire at the end of the 2017/18 season. Continue reading →