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Napoli 17-18 Third Kit Revealed

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Napoli today launched its new 17-18 third kit, which was already debuted in a friendly against Chievo. Made by Kappa, the Napoli 2017-18 third shirt features Lete, Garofalo and Kimbo as sponsors.

Napoli 17-18 Third Kit

This image shows the Napoli 2017-2018 third jersey.

Based on the same template as the home shirt, the new Napoli third kit is dark blue with sky blue accents, in the form of the club badge and the Kappa brandings on chest and sleeves.

Panels along the sides and on the lower back of the Napoli 2017-18 third shirt are even darker than the base color.

Dark blue Shorts and socks complete the kit.

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