Owned By Manchester City | Puma Melbourne City 19-20 Home & Away Kits Released
Jul 13, 2019, by Chris
Puma and Melbourne City FC today released the club's new 19-20 home and away the new Melbourne City 19-20 home and away strips. They will be worn in the upcoming A-League season.
The jersey reveal is a significant milestone for both Melbourne City FC and PUMA after a long-term partnership was formed with City Football Group earlier this year which will see PUMA supply Melbourne City in addition to reigning English Premiership League champions, Manchester City and CFG sister clubs in Spain, Uruguay and China.
Presenting our @pumafootball 2019/20 home and away kits! #ForeverCity #ForeverFaster
— Melbourne City FC 🏙️ (@MelbourneCity) 12. Juli 2019
Available now! 👕 https://t.co/Y1uYbG85Il pic.twitter.com/7CvVW4LZQx
The Melbourne City 2019/20 Home and Away Melbourne City FC's new 2019-2020 home and away strips were revealed on social media following a spectacular video shoot at AAMI Park, with 11 current Melbourne City players, including Scott Jamieson and Jamie Maclaren, on hand for the dramatic reveal.
Puma Melbourne City 2019-20 Home Jersey
This is the new Puma Melbourne City home jersey for 2019-2020.
The the Puma Melbourne City FC 2019-2020 home shirt features the iconic City blue palette, a round neck collar and a seamless shoulder construction.
Puma combines the Melbourne City 2019-20 home shirt with sky blue shorts and socks.
Melbourne City FC Puma 2019-20 Away Shirt
This is the new Puma Melbourne City FC away jersey for 2019-20.
A modern design, the new Melbourne City's new 19-20 away shirt is white with a grey graphic design and black logos.
The Melbourne City's new 2019-2020 away football shirt features not a bespoke design but is based on the Puma Cup teamwear jersey.
White shorts and socks complete the new Puma Melbourne City FC 2019-2020 away kit.
General Manager of PUMA Oceania, Pancho Gutstein, said he looked forward to developing PUMA’s relationship with Melbourne City FC.
“We’re honoured to be partnered with an organisation that shares our values of authenticity and innovation,” Gutstein said. “Today’s launch is just the beginning of a continued period of on and off field success for both parties. We’re proud of the the new Melbourne City home and away kits and can’t wait to see it dominate the Hyundai A-League competition this season.”
Melbourne City FC CEO, Brad Rowse, said:
“We are a Club that prides itself on innovation and challenging the status quo, whether that’s in our many community projects or in working with our partners. This new PUMA the Melbourne City 2019-2020 home and away kits shows just that,” Rowse said.
“The new Melbourne City FC's new 2019-20 home and away uniforms look and feel great. I can’t wait to see them on the pitch and with our fans in the stands.
“The players are excited to try it out in its first airing at our upcoming pre-season friendly with Oakleigh Cannons on Tuesday 23 July.”
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