Philadelphia Union 2014 Home Kit Leaked
The new Philadelphia Union 2014 Home Jersey was leaked via two photos in the past weeks, showing parts of the front and back of the shirt. After last year's Philadelphia Jersey, which had many light blue accents, the new Philadelphia Shirt is more traditional. Today we can show the first picture of the complete new kit.
The Philadelphia Away Jersey will be carried over from the last season and will not be changed before 2015. The Philadelphia 2014 Kits are made by Adidas and feature Bimbo Bakeries as main sponsor.
Philadelphia Union 2014 Home Kit
This draw is showing the new Philadelphia Union 2014 Home Jersey.
The Philadelphia Union 2014 Home Shirt is dark blue with the classical golden center stripe, and has additional golden pinstripes. The new Philadelphia Shirt comes with a dark blue crew neck collar with a golden trim, while it also features a golden line on the upper back.
The Adidas and Philadelphia Union logos are placed centrally inside the golden color block, which is disconnected to make space for the Bimbo logo.
Photos from Philly Soccer Page.
The snake from the Philadelphia Union logo is placed below the golden stripe on the back, while the inside of the collar reads 'We Are One', which is the motto of the club.
Philadelphia Union 2014 Away Kit
This is the Philadelphia Union 2014 Away Jersey, which is a carry over from last season.
Philadelphia will receive a new Away Jersey for the 2015 MLS season.
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