Wolves 19-20 Third Kit Revealed
Sep 4, 2019, by Pat
After we were able to leak the club's new third jersey a while ago, kit supplier Adidas and Wolverhampton Wanderers have officially unveiled the Wolves 2019-20 third shirt.
Wolves Adidas 2019-2020 Third Shirt
This is the Wolves 19-20 third shirt.
The Adidas Wolves 2019-2020 third football shirt introduces a Mexico-inspired design, created using the Adidas miteam service (mi License 18 template).
The Adidas Wolverhampton Wanderers 2019-20 third shirt is predominantly green with white and red trim and a subtle hoop pattern - 'Half Half 3' to be exact - on the front.
The shorts and socks of the Wolverhampton Wanderers 2019-20 third uniform are green.
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