Fixed On Bus: 3 Different 'Fixed' Puma Gladbach 19-20 Home Kits
Jul 19, 2019, by Chris
Update: Postbank, Gladbach's main sponsor, has seemingly caught up to the issue and 'fixed' their striking logo - however, only on the team's bus (via @vollraute).
The new Puma Gladbach 2019-2020 home kit was released this week. Featuring a unique design, it split fans' opinions. Borussia Mönchengladbach supporter (@niko_skipper) has made a little modification of the Puma Gladbach 2019-20 home jersey.
'Fixed' Puma Gladbach 19-20 Home Kit With Better Sponsor
Keeping the unique design of the kit, @niko_skipper created a special version of the Postbank logo. That fitting sponsor logo does let the kit look much better...
In fact, German bank Postbank is very strict with their branding. It is always displayed on the same-sized yellow background and never used without the yellow. We also created two 'better' versions - one witout a sponsor, and one with a black Postbank logo.
Postbank has been sponsoring Borussia Mönchengladbach since 2009. The current five-year deal, which is worth 6.5 million Euro / season, will expire in 2020.
Without sponsor
Friendly sponsorDo you prefer the 'fixed' version of the Puma Gladbach 2019-2020 home kit? What do you think of the Postbank logo on the kit? Let us know in the comments below.
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