Juventus 17-18 Away Kit Leaked?
Jan 10, 2017, by Chris
Drawing inspiration from the city of Turin, the Juventus 2017-18 away kit is set to be a hit amongst supporters. And after we revealed that the Juventus 17-18 away shirt will be yellow and blue and is set to be released in May 2017, a render of the new Juventus 2017-2018 jersey has made waves on social media. But is it the final kit design?
Juventus' logo and the Turin coat of arms
Juventus 17-18 Away Kit
This image only shows a possible design of the Juventus 2017-2018 away jersey.
Created by Franco Carajabal, the image of the new Juventus 2017-2018 jersey shows a prediction of how the kit could look like in the end. It features the right colors, while all other elements of the jersey such as the classic collar are just guessed. However, it is nevertheless likely that the new Juventus 2017-18 away shirt will be very similar to Franco's render, even though we have to wait for the first real images of the jersey to know how exactly it will look like.
The shorts of the new Juventus away kit will be blue with yellow accents whereas the socks will be yellow.
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