Extremadura UD 19-20 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Jul 12, 2019, by Simon
Kappa and Extremadura UD today released the club's new 2019-20 home, away and third jerseys. They will be worn in the upcoming La Liga 2 season.
Kappa Extremadura UD 2019-20 Home Kit
This is the Extremadura UD 19-20 home shirt, made by Kappa.
Extremadura UD's new 19-20 home jersey features a traditional stripes design with several modern twists. First, the three navy stripes run slightly diagonal across the shirt. Second, 4 pretty thin red / navy stripes running the opposite side interrupt the diagonal stripes design.
Solid blue sleeves with red cuffs as well as a blue collar complete the the Extremadura UD 2019-20 home football shirt.
The shorts and socks of the Extremadura UD 2019-20 home uniform are navy.
Extremadura UD 19-20 Away Shirt
This is the Extremadura UD 2019-2020 away jersey.
Mainly white, the new Extremadura UD 19-20 away jersey features a stripes pattern in the club's traditional colors already fading at the very top.
Navy cuffs, a navy collar and solid white sleeves as well as back round off the Extremadura UD 2019-20 away jersey
White shorts and socks complete the new Kappa Extremadura UD 2019-20 away kit.
Extremadura UD Kappa 2019-20 Third Jersey
Check out Kappa's Extremadura UD 2019-20 third football shirt below.
The new Extremadura UD 2019-2020 third jersey is predominantly black with a slight gradient towards light grey at the bottom of the shirt.
The shorts and socks of the Extremadura UD 19-20 third uniform are black.
Extremadura UD Kappa 19-20 Goalkeeper Shirt
This is the Extremadura UD 2019-20 goalkeeper football shirt.
The Kappa Extremadura UD 2019-20 goalkeeper jerseys are red, respectively orange with white trim and logos.
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