Celta Vigo 19-20 Home & Away Kits Released
Jun 14, 2019, by Pat
Two weeks after the reveal of their home kit, RC Celta Vigo today launched their new 2019-2020 away kit. The new Celta Vigo 2019-2020 jerseys are once again produced by Adidas.
Celta Vigo 19-20 Home Kit
This is th new Celta Vigo 2019-20 home shirt.
The new Celta Vigo Adidas home jersey is based on the Tiro 19 template, which in turn derived from the 18-19 'elite' third kits, but in a sky blue and maroon color combination that is exclusive to the Galician club.
The Tiro 19 pattern is applied in a very subtle manner on the Celta Vigo 19-20 home shirt, while the maroon accents are present in the form of the collar trim, Adidas logo on the chest and the brand's famous 3 Stripes along the sides.
The design of the new Celta kit pays tribute to the fans and players of 'Celta Integra', an inclusive football team run by the club.
Celta Vigo 2019-2020 Away Jersey
The Celta Vigo 19-20 away kit is maroon with a sky blue chest horizontal stripe. The Three Stripes and the Adidas logo are also sky blue, while the collar and the sleeve cuffs feature black.
Maroon shorts and socks complete the new RC Celta Vigo 2019-2020 away kit.
Celta Vigo's new 2019-20 home and away shirts are already on sale at €79.95 for the adult version and €69.95 for the junior version.
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