Atalanta 18-19 Kits Released
Jun 28, 2018, by Ilya
Atalanta 18-19 Home Kit
The new Atalanta 18-19 Home kit is predominantly blue with four black vertical stripes. The collar is blue and round with a cutout in the front. The cuffs are also blue with the thin black stripe. The Joma logo is white and paced in the right side, club crest is placed on the middle.
Atalanta 18-19 Away Kit
The new Atalanta 18-19 Home kit is white with blue and black stripes on the chest. Black and blue collar also appear on the cuffs and the collar. The shoulders are blue. The Atalanta logo is placed in the middle but is presented in a retro version.
Atalanta 18-19 Third Kit
The new Atalanta 18-19 Third Kit is predominantly sky blue with the dark blue pattern which creates a gradient effect. The V-shaped collar and the cuffs are bright blue with black stripes.
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