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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 Macron Deportivo Third Kit 2018-19 | Jersey with Anthem unveiled on Galician Literature Day

This is the new Deportivo La Coruna third kit 2018/19, RC Deportivo’s new third shirt for the upcoming Spanish second division season. Made by Macron, the new Depor third jersey was officially unveiled on May 17, 2018 (Galician Literature Day)

The shirt features this date (May 17) on the back as well the Galician anthem on the front. Deportivo are based in A Coruna in the autonomous community of Galicia.

Deportivo will be dropping down to the second tier this season along with Malaga and Las Palmas, their third relegation in 7 years from La Liga Continue reading →

New Millwall Macron Kit Deal- Lions to part ways with Errea in 2018/19

Millwall have inked a new kit deal with Macron that will see the Italian company produce the club’s uniforms for a period of four years beginning the 2018/19 season. It’s a reunion of sorts between the two parties- the Bologna based firm made Millwall’s kits between 2010/11 and 2015/16 before the Lions chose to replace them with Errea.

This is the second new Championship deal Macron have picked up this year following their five year deal with Nottingham Forest. Bolton were the only Championship club to wear Macron in the 17/18 season. Other major new teams set to join them in 2018/19 include Serie A side Udinese and La Liga outfit Real Sociedad.

Millwall finished 8th in the Championship in 17/18, narrowly missing out on a spot in the playoffs Continue reading →