FC Basel 2017-2018 Kit Vote
Mar 1, 2016, by Chris
Swiss Super League club FC Basel allows all club members to vote for the new FC Basel 2017-18 Home Kit from today.
FC Basel offers four different options, from which three are traditional featuring the famous half-and-half design, while Option 4 is extremely unusual boasting a design that has nothing to do with all the shirts worn in the history of the club.
FC Basel 2017-2018 Kit Vote
Here are the four possible options for Basel's 20176-18 Home Shirt.
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
Option 4
The kit vote for the new FC Basel 2017-2018 Jersey is open until March 8, while there have been 290 votes so far.
What's your favorite? Let us know in the comments section below.
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