These are the new Barcelona kits 2012/2013, the new playing uniforms for FC Barcelona for the 2012/13 La Liga season. Barcelona reached the semifinals of the 2011/12 Champions League before losing to eventual winners Chelsea and finished second in the league behind Real Madrid. Barca’s new 12-13 shirts have been made by Nike and were officially unveiled on May 22, 2012 at MACBA. Continue reading
Spanish giants Barcelona have announced a new kit sponsorship deal with Qatar Foundation. The new Barca Qatar Shirt sponsorship is reportedly worth 30 million euros every season. Barcelona will wear kits sponsored by Qatar Foundation for the next five years.
How much will Barca earn from the Qatar Foundation deal?
€150m ( over five years), or £125m.
Barcelona’s Qatar Foundation sponsored kits will be unveiled on Monday by new club president Sandro Rosell. The kit sponsorship deal was announced by the club’s economic vice president Javier Faus.
Barcelona currently wear UNICEF on their shirts and receive no money from the children’s charity for doing so. The new five year kit sponsorship deal with Qatar Foundation is a first in the club’s history.
However the UNICEF logo will not disappear from the shirts- but both the UNICEF and Qatar Foundation logos will appear on the kits.
This kit sponsor deal ends an era in Barcelona’s football history- they were the only Spanish club not to display paid advertising on their strip.
David Villa Sanchez signed for Barcelona in the 10/11 summer window for a jaw dropping €40 million- the Catalan side’s costliest acquisition of the 2010 summer market. El Guaje will wear Jersey No.7 for Barcelona.
Villa is also Spain’s record scorer at World Cup tournaments and narrowly lost out on the Golden Boot to Germany’s Thomas Muller.
Villa started his career at Sporting Gijon and has also represented Real Zaragoza and Valencia CF. Continue reading
Along with the new home strip, Spanish giants FC Barcelona have also unveiled a new green away kit for the 10/11 La Liga season.
The new Barca away shirt, as you can see in the picture below, is primarily green in colour, with the Blaugrana colours ( blue and deep red) across the chest. Barcelona last wore a green away kit in the 1993/94 season.
Like in the home kit, the Catalan flag ( Senyera) is present at the back of the shirt. Continue reading