This is the new Revolution home jersey 2016, New England Revolution’s new principal strip for the forthcoming MLS season. The Revs finished 5th in the Eastern Conference in 2015 and 10th overall and were defeated in the knockout round of the MLS Cup playoffs by D.C United

Made by Adidas, the new Revs home shirt features a design inspired by the jackets of the revolutionary war era, with a red and white bar adorning the centre of the jersey. While that’s how it’s been marketed, we can’t help but remember a similar design on the Hamburger SV top from a couple of seasons ago.

The Revolution were one of the founding clubs of Major League Soccer back in the 1990’s, and paying homage to that fact is the “Est. 1996” inside the collar. On the back of the neck is the New England flag.

United Healthcare are the sponsors of NE Revolution’s 2016 home strip, continuing an association that began back in the 2011 season Continue reading →

This is the new Montreal Impact jersey 2016, Impact de Montreal’s new home kit for the upcoming MLS season. The club finished third in their Conference last season and beat fellow Canadian club Toronto FC in the playoffs before going down in extra time in their Conference semifinal against Columbus Crew.

IMFC’s best known player is the former Chelsea and Galatasaray striker Didier Drogba, with the Ivorian’s 11 goal tally in as many league games getting him a nomination for the best newcomer of the year award.

The new Impact home shirt, sponsored by BMO (The Bank of Montreal) is a blue and black striped creation from the Adidas stable. The necktape features the flag of the province of Quebec (where Montreal are situated), with raised metallic flower designs (including the fleur de lis) appearing on the jock tag on the lower front Continue reading →

This is the new NYCFC away jersey 2016, New York City FC’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Major League Soccer sesason. Kit makers Adidas have gone for a bold look for this new away kit, which was officially unveiled in the second week of February 2016. Famous players plying their trade for the club currently include former Barcelona and Valencia forward David Villa, Chelsea medio Frank Lampard and Italian legend Andrea Pirlo.

The shirt features a dark blue base, darker than the colour on the club’s home shirt, and features a ripple pattern that draws inspiration from the boundless energy that New York city possesses. At the centre of this design is the club crest.

Inside the back of the neck are the words “This City never sleeps” and “This is your city. This is your club”

New York City this season will be coached by former Arsenal star Patrick Vieira, Continue reading →