Galatasaray 18-19 Home Kit Released
May 20, 2018, by Pat
The Galatasaray 18-19 kit is returns to the club's traditional half and half design following two more or less experimental seasons. Made by long-term Galatasaray jersey supplier Nike, it's set for a release in the near future.
Galatasaray 18-19 Home Kit
This is the Galatasaray 2018-2019 home shirt.
Following the more or less unusual 16-17 and 17-18 models, the Galatasaray 2018-19 jersey is similarly classic as the 15-16 edition, featuring yellow and red halves in a no-nonsense design. The sleeves are colored in opposite to the body, while most of the back is yellow for better legibility of the numbers.
As confirmed by a ball found in the Nike Galatasaray 18-19 collection, a yellow and red crown with the inscription "ilklerin ve enlerin takimi" will appear on the inside neck of the jersey.
Template-wise, the Galatasaray 18-19 kit is based on the Nike Vapor template, 2018 edition, with its characteristic zig-zag or waveform pattern on the sleeves.
White shorts and red socks complete the kit.
The new Galatasaray 18-19 home kit is available from today.
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