Leicester City 17-18 Third Kit Revealed
Aug 3, 2017, by Pat
Leicester City today finally was able to unveil former Manchester City forward Kelechi Iheanacho as its latest addition for the new season. Making great use of the occasion, Iheanacho helped launch the brand-new Leicester City 17-18 third jersey, made by Puma and featuring King Power as principal sponsor.
Leicester City 17-18 Third Kit
This image shows Iheanacho wearing the Leicester City 2017-18 third shirt.
The Leicester City 17-18 third kit features the same dotted stripes down the sleeves as the home and away (and probably 90% of Puma's shirts this year. Here, they are blue, neatly complementing the white base of the Leicester 2017-2018 third jersey.
More blue trim is present at the front of the neck of the new Leicester third shirt, as well as in the form of the supplier and sponsor logos on the front. The font on the back is dark blue.
White shorts and socks with white trim complete the clean look of the Leicester City 2017-18 third kit.
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