Olympique Lyon 19-20 Home & Away Kits Released
May 15, 2019, by Pat
Confirming previous leaks, the new Olympique Lyon kits have been released today. They are made by long-term supplier Adidas.
Lyon has been equipped by Adidas since the start of the 2010-2011 season after wearing Umbro between 2002 and 2010. After the departure from Olympique Marseille to Puma, OL is now the most important French team of the Three Stripes.
Lyon 19-20 Home Kit
This is the Adidas Lyon 2019-20 home jersey.
Lyon's new home shirt is white and features an overall very clean look. A bespoke design after last year's template, the new Lyon 19-20 home jersey has blue and red sleeve cuffs and silver Adidas stripes on the shoulders.
A subtle embossed lion, taken from the Olympique Lyon crest, sits on the bottom left of the 2019-2020 shirt, which boasts the same collar style as the 18-19 Real Madrid home.
White shorts and socks complete the kit.
Lyon 19-20 Away Kit
This is the new Olympique Lyon away shirt by Adidas.
Another unique design for the French club, the Lyon 2019-2020 away jersey is dark blue with a fading stripes pattern on the front and white and red coloring on the collar and sleeve cuffs.
The Adidas stripes sit on the shoulders and are white.
Shorts and socks in the same colors as the jersey complete the kit.
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