Asteras Tripolis 19-20 Home and Away Kits Released
Jun 28, 2019, by Chris
The new Asteras Tripolis home and away shirts were unveiled today. The kits of the Greece Super League club are again made by Macron and feature power provider Volton as main sponsor.
The new kits have been designed through a process of collaboration between the club and the design team of the Italian sports brand. Both have worked to ensure that the colours, symbols and history of the club are represented in the kits while also ensuring the technical performance quality that Macron is renowned for.
Macron Asteras Tripolis 19-20 Home Jersey
This is the new Macron Asteras Tripolis home shirt for 2019-20.
The the new Asteras Tripolis 19-20 home jersey is in the traditional yellow and blue of the club and on the front of the jersey is enriched by a special sublimated graphic.
Macron Asteras Tripolis 19-20 Away Kit
This is the new Macron Asteras Tripolis away jersey for 2019-20.
The Asteras Tripolis 19-20 away shirt is green with a blue and yellow graphic on the front.
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