Romania 2014 Home and Away Kits Released
Mar 3, 2014, by Pat
Adidas and the Romania Football Federation today unveiled the new Romania 2014 Home and Away Kits. Romania fell short to Greece in the 2014 World Cup play-offs and therefore will only wear the new Romania kits in friendlies and for the 2016 EURO qualifiers starting later this year.
The yellow Romania Home Shirt is inspired by the yellow sun, while the red Away Kit is meant to symbolize the power of the Romanian national spirit.
The new Romania 2014 Shirt will be worn for the first time in the friendly against Argentina on March 5.
Romania 2014 Home Kit
This is the new Romania 2014 Home Shirt.
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The new Romania 2014 Home Jersey is based on the same template the Mexican home shirt and is mainly yellow with red and blue details.
The shirt has a red crew-neck collar with a blue block at the back and the writing Romania inside it. A blue line can be seen on the sleeves, while it features the typical horizontal line on the back, as with all other Adidas 2014 shirts, also in blue.
Shorts and socks of the Romania 2014 Home Kit are yellow with red and blue accents.
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Romania 2014 Away Kit
This is the new Romania 2014 Away Shirt.
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The Romania 2014 Away Kit comes in the same template as the home kit with red as main color. The collar and the Adidas stripes are yellow while the lines on the sleeves and the back are blue.
The new Romania 2014 Away Shorts are red with yellow Adidas stripes and a blue and a red trim at the bottom. The socks are red with yellow.
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