This Is How Arsenal's 18-19 Puma Kit Could Look Like If They Don't Switch to Adidas Next Season
Nov 13, 2017, by Chris
Italian graphic designer Vincenzo Lagrutta Carrino (Carrino Design) has imagined how the new Puma Arsenal 2018-2019 could look like.
If your are a avid follower of our our website, you likely know that there is a possibility that Arsenal could bought themselves out of their contract with Puma (valid until 2019) to switch to Adidas ahead of the 2018-2019 campaign. So all this could be irrelevant for Arsenal in the end.
Arsenal 18-19 Concept Jersey by Carrino Design
Based on Puma's new evoKNIT template, which will be very likely used for Arsenal's 2018-19 home shirt, Vincenzo Design's Arsenal 18-19 concept jersey perfectly illustrates how the Puma Arsenal 18-19 evoKNIT jersey could look like.
Design-wise, the Arsenal 18-19 concept home kit combines Arsenal's traditional red and white colors with navy applications, similar as Arsenal 2016-17 home kit.
Do you like it? Or would you rather like to see Adidas making Arsenal's 2018-2019 jerseys? Let us know in the comments below and check out more of the designers' work on Behance.
What If Adidas Made Barcelona Kits?
Kit collector and insider @memorabilia1899 has shared an intriguing concept imagining how FC Barcelona would look if Adidas were the club's technical sponsor. Despite Barcelona having a long-term partnership with Nike extended through 2038, the fantasy of the German sportswear giant designing the Blaugrana's kits continues to spark conversation among football shirt enthusiasts.
The Adidas Barcelona concept leans heavily into retro aesthetics, combining classic vertical red and blue stripes with the iconic Trefoil logo on the chest. A dark blue polo collar, styled with 'BARÇA 1899' detailing, is paired with gold-orange accents seen across the Three Stripes on the shoulders and the centered Spotify sponsor logo. The full look is completed by navy blue shorts and matching socks.
Would you like to see Adidas manufacture Barcelona kits in the future, or does Nike remain the perfect fit for the Catalan giants?
VfL Osnabrück 26-27 Special DFB-Pokal Kit Released - Worn Against Bayern Munich
German club VfL Osnabrück have unveiled a special kit for their DFB-Pokal first-round clash against FC Bayern Munich. Manufactured by Capelli Sport, the one-off jersey pays homage to one of the biggest cup upsets in German football history, when Osnabrück defeated Bayern 5-4 at the Olympiastadion in Munich on September 23, 1978.
The Osnabrück 26-27 DFB-Pokal special shirt closely mirrors the clean aesthetic worn during that historic 1978 triumph. Predominantly white, it features a bold retro polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs in Osnabrück's signature purple.
Completing the look, the special edition kit is paired with matching white shorts and socks accented by purple detailing. The kit will be worn exclusively during the home cup tie against Bayern Munich at the Bremer Brücke and is available through the club's official retail channels.
Sergio Camello Scores Against Barcelona in White Adidas Predator 94 Remake Boots
Rayo Vallecano forward Sergio Camello delivered a notable boot spotting during their La Liga clash against FC Barcelona, taking to the pitch in the white Adidas Predator 94 remake boots. The Spanish striker put the heritage silhouette in the spotlight at Spotify Camp Nou, finding the back of the net twice while laced up in the inverted 1994 classic featuring a white base, black Three Stripes, and small, signature red accents.
