20 Lacoste Concept Football Kits by Elece
Lacoste x Soccer. Brazilian graphic designer Elece has created 20 Football Kits merging the famous designs of French clothing company Lacoste with football.
Inspired by the traditional striped shirts of Lacoste, Elece created one Polo Shirt template and implemented the iconic designs from international clubs such as Arsenal, Bayern, Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. And while some of the jerseys are a bid odd, his collection includes some classy designs.
Lacoste x Football Kits
Here's the vintage collection of football shirts by Elece.
Ajax, Arsenal, Aston Villa, Alkmaar
Bayern Munich, Boca Juniors, Brazil, Celtic
Columbus Crew, Cruzeiro, England, Germany
Flamengo, Inter Milan, Atlético Nacional, Paris Saint-Germain
Queens Park Rangers, Real Madrid, São Paulo, Spartak
Our favorite? That classy Cruzeiro Kit. Our least favorite? Atlético Nacional's Kit. Let us know what's your favorite and least favorite shirt in the comments section below.
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Nottingham Forest Announce Marex Front-of-Shirt Sponsorship Deal
Nottingham Forest have officially announced a multi-year Principal Partnership with global financial services platform Marex. Starting with the 26-27 season, Marex will serve as the club's new front-of-shirt sponsor, replacing gambling brand Bally's. The agreement is reported to be worth approximately £25 million over a three-year period.
The clean Marex wordmark and arrow logo will be featured across the front of the Nottingham Forest men's and women's first-team playing and replica kits, as well as the club's netball team dresses. In addition to primary kit placement, Marex will become Forest's official Global Markets Partner and exclusive provider of foreign exchange and financial services.
The announcement resolves Forest's search for a principal partner just ahead of the new Premier League campaign, following a pre-season without a front-of-shirt sponsor. The transition also aligns with the Premier League's upcoming voluntary ban on gambling companies occupying front-of-shirt sponsorship inventory.


















