New VW Logo: Nike Wolfsburg 19-20 Home & Away Kits Released
Jul 9, 2019, by Simon
The new VfL Wolfsburg 19-20 home kit was launched by more than 100 'official ambassadors' this morning, confirming the leak from earlier this week.
Made by Nike, the Wolfsburg 2019-20 home, away and third jerseys are already available to buy.
VfL Managing Director Michael Meeske: "Our partner Nike has again developed strong jersey designs. The light effects of the home jersey radiate a lot of positive energy and the shirt is a further development of last season's successful dark green jersey. In the away jersey, the developers were courageous and innovative - characteristics that suit us well. I am sure that the new jerseys will enjoy great popularity."
Wolfsburg 2019-2020 Home Shirt
This is the new Nike VfL Wolfsburg home shirt for 2019-20.
A bold look that is sure to split opinion amongst the club's supporters, the new Wolfsburg home shirt is predominantly dark green with an eye-catching 'X' graphic appearing on the front in light green.
The radiant 'X' graphic on the new Wolfsburg home jersey is inspired by the "power and precision of the German engineers" - a connection to VfL owner Volkswagen.
The Nike logo on the right chest of the new Wolfsburg 2019-20 home jersey is white, while the back neck tape is also white with four light green stripes.
The new Wolfsburg 19-20 home jersey gets paired with green shorts and socks.
VfL Wolfsburg Nike 2019-2020 Away Kit
Check out the VfL Wolfsburg 2019-20 away jersey below.
VfL Wolfsburg's 19-20 away football shirt is much more basic. It's predominantly light blue with the sleeve cuffs and collar featuring a white-green-white stripe design.
The back neck tape has the same style as on the home, while the Swoosh is white on Wolfsburg's new away shirt.
Blue shorts and white socks complete the Wolfsburg 19-20 away kit.
Nike Wolfsburg 19-20 Third Shirt
Check out the Wolfsburg 19-20 third shirt below.
Last season's white away shirt will serve as Wolfsburg's 2019-2020 third football shirt, of course updated with the new VW logo.
What do you think of the new Wolfsburg home and away kits? Drop us a line below, and check out all new Bundesliga kits in our overview.
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