Exclusive: Manchester City 27-28 Home Kit to Pay Tribute to 100-Point 'Centurions' Season
- Kit Tribute: Manchester City's 2027-28 home kit by Puma will exclusively pay homage to the club's iconic 2017-18 "Centurions" season.
- Historic Achievement: The 2017-18 season, celebrated by the kit, saw Manchester City become the first and only Premier League team to reach 100 points in a single season.
- Player Connection: Phil Foden, who debuted during the 2017-18 season, is remarkably the sole player from that record-breaking squad still at the club.
Manchester City's home shirt for the 2027-28 season is set to honor one of the greatest achievements in English football history. Footy Headlines can exclusively leak Puma's Manchester City 27-28 home kit will pay homage to the iconic 2017-18 "Centurions" campaign, marking exactly a decade since the landmark milestone.
Manchester City 27-28 Home Kit
Check out the original Nike Man City 17-18 home shirt.
The 2017-18 campaign saw Pep Guardiola's dominant side rewrite the record books by becoming the first and only team in Premier League history to reach 100 points in a single season. A decade on, Puma looks poised to commemorate that historic achievement on the club's primary kit for the 27-28 season.
Back in 2017-18, City were outfitted by Nike and wore a clean sky blue shirt paired with subtle white trim on the collar and side panels. While Puma now produces City's kits, the German brand is expected to craft its own modern interpretation of the theme, potentially incorporating visual cues, subtle Centurions detailing, or special commemorative text inside the collar and hem.
Remarkably, looking ahead to 2027-28, Phil Foden stands as the sole player from that record-breaking 2017-18 squad still at the club.
Having made his senior breakthrough and Premier League debut during that memorable season, Foden would serve as the ultimate symbol bridging the two eras.
View the complete Manchester City Football Club kit evolution on Football Kit Archive
The new Man City 27-28 home shirt will be available from May/June 2027.
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