Best Of | Pink Football Kits
Mar 30, 2019, by Chris
Pink has been used as color for football kits ever since football as known today became a sport, with several English clubs wearing pink jerseys in the 1860s and 1870s. The first Juventus kits in history have been pink until the club switched to their today famous white and black stripes, and there are several other clubs that have been using pink for the soccer jerseys until today. We take a look at some of the best pink football kits in history.
Many of the world's most famous teams went pink in the past years, with Manchester United the latest big club to wear that colors. And while the pink Man Utd still splits opinion, it is already a classic as it was worn in some epic matches such as the Champions League miracle comeback against PSG.
There is only few famous teams whose home colors are pink today - Cerezo Osaka from Japan and Palermo from Italy. Palermo has been using pink as home color since 1907, giving the color its only home where it was used for over a century in professional football.
Pink Football Kits
Evian 2013-14 Home Kit
Hamburg 1976-77 Away Kit
Juventus 1987 Away Kit
Juventus 2011-12 Away Kit
Juventus 2015-16 Away Kit
Lyon 2011-12
Palermo 2012-13
Scotland 2016-17 Away Kit
Sevilla 2007-08 Third Kit
Real Madrid 2014-15 Away Kit
Which is your favorite of these pink football jerseys? Do you miss any pink kits in that list? Let us know in the comments below.
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