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New Huddersfield Town Kit 2022-23 | Umbro Home & Black HTAFC Away Shirt 22-23

These are the new Huddersfield Town kits 22/23, HTAFC’s new home and away tops for the upcoming EFL Championship season. Town finished 3rd in the Championship last season but couldn’t quite win promotion to the Premier League as they lost in the playoff final to Nottingham Forest. Both shirts have been made by Umbro.

The new home shirt features the club’s traditional blue and white stripes with red detailing. Three golden stars can be seen on the reverse. It will be paired with white shorts and blue and white socks, as can be seen in the pics below.

The away jersey is a black creation from the Umbro stable and also features the three stars on the reverse. Utilita (front) and Sportsbroker (back) have their logos on both shirts.

The home shirt will carry red numbering (white on the away one) Continue reading →

Kit Number- Nayef Aguerd takes jersey at West Ham previously worn by Payet

New West Ham signing Nayef Aguerd will wear the No.27 jersey, the club have announced. The Moroccan international originally wanted the No.6 shirt that he wore at his previous club Rennes, but that number was unavailable at West Ham (retired in honour of Bobby Moore), and he therefore chose the No.27 shirt. Dimitri Payet also wore that jersey during his successful stint with the Hammers.

aguerd jersey number 27 west ham

Other West Ham players to have worn the No.27 shirt in recent times before Aguerd

Alban Ajeti
Lucas Perez
Patrice Evra Continue reading →

White Hearts Away Kit 2022-2023 | Polka Dot Heart of Midlothian Shirt with Stellar Omada as sponsor

This is the new Hearts away kit 2022/23, Heart of Midlothian FC’s new alternate strip for the upcoming Scottish Premiership season. Made by Umbro, the away top was released around a week after HMFC had unveiled their 22-23 season home kit.

The new Hearts away top is white in colour, with a design that’s been described by Umbro as a square polka dot one, inspired by the cobbled streets of Edinburgh. While the home shirt had MND Scotland on the front, the alternate jersey has software firm Stellar Omada as its principal sponsor. The polka dot design extends to the back of the shirt as well, as can be seen in the pics below.

The predominantly maroon away shorts have white panels on the side, with white socks completing the look of the kit. Continue reading →