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Independiente Santa Fe Jersey 2016

New Independiente Santa Fe Jersey 2016 Umbro 75th Anniversary Shirts Home Away

This is the new Independiente Santa Fe jersey 2016, Colombian club Santa Fe’s new home and away/alternate tops for the 2016 season, made by Umbro. Santa Fe won the Copa Sudamericana in 2015, beating Huracan on penalties in Bogota after both the home and away legs finished goalless. The kits celebrate the club’s 75th anniversary and were officially unveiled on 8 January, 2016.

Santa Fe have been with Umbro since 2009, when the Double Diamond brand took over from German manufacturers Puma.

This season’s home shirt sees Umbro employ a round neck look, with a predominantly red body and white sleeves. It’s not too dissimilar to Arsenal’s uniform, and there’s a historical connection to this similarity. One of Santa Fe’s founders, Luis Robledo, was a fan of the Gunners when he studied at Cambridge Continue reading

New St.Pats Athletic Jersey 2016

New St.Patrick’s Athletic Jersey 2016- St.Pats FC Umbro Home Shirt 2016

This is the new St.Pats FC jersey 2016, St.Patrick’s Athletic FC’s new kit for the 2016 League of Ireland season. Unlike Derry and Dundalk, who have parted company with Umbro, St.Pats have opted to stay with the Double Diamond brand, and officially unveiled their new strip on 18 December, 2015.

Pretty simple effort from Umbro- predominantly red body with a round neck, and white trim. US based Interior construction management firm Clune Construction L.P will continue their sponsorship of the club. Saints club chairman Garrett Kelleher is a close friend of Mike Clune, who founded the firm in 1979. Clune originally came on board in 2013 to replace Nissan. Continue reading

New FC Tokyo Jersey 2016- Umbro FC Tokyo Home Kit J1 League 2016

This is the new FC Tokyo kit 2016, Japanese club FC Tokyo’s new home strip for the upcoming J-League season. Made by Umbro, the new kit was officially revealed on November 22, 2015.

FC Tokyo missed out on the 2015 Championship playoffs in heartbreaking fashion. They were held to a 0-0 draw by Sagan Tosu, while Gamba Osaka beat Montedio Yamagata 4-0. Both teams eventually finished on 63 points, but the twin results saw Gamba qualify for the playoffs on points difference at the expense of FC Tokyo. Continue reading