"Napoli Relegated" - Full Serie A 2019-20 Kit Review By Forza27 - Ranking All Serie A Clubs By Their Kit Set
Sep 10, 2019, by Chris
Already some weeks ago, we took a look at all Serie A jerseys for the 2019-2020 season. Today we take another look at them - but not in alphabetical order but ranked by how good they are.
The ranking has been created by football kit expert and designer Forza27, who is especially interested in Italian football. It is the second time that he created a full ranking of all Serie A 2019-20 soccer jerseys.
[20] #Torino (down 10)
— Forza27 (@Forza27_RS) August 23, 2019
A first year for Joma & its a real mixed bag. A traditional look for the home has a classy collar & cuffs which ultimately flatters to deceive. An intriguing dotted gradient detail appears on the away with an ugly colour combo reverse 3rd. pic.twitter.com/s2iWSAyEQJ
The rankings by Forza27 "are based on all two or three kits combined, meaning a classic home kit could be pegged back a few slots by a poor away or lazy 3rd. Likewise, a lot of clubs have yet to unveil their 3rd, as is the norm with the bigger manufacturers, which would’ve also had an effect on the rankings." Please note that his ranking was already created on August 23, before all kits got released.
Serie A 2019-20 Kit Review By Forza27
[20] Torino (Down 10)
[19] Lecce (New Entry)
[18] Napoli (Down 11)
[17] Spal (Up 1)
[16] Fiorentina (Down 8)
[15] Hellas Verona (New Entry)
[14] Sassuolo (Down 1)
[13] Cagliari (Up 3)
[12] Brescia (New Entry)
[11] Milan (Up 3)
[10] Lazio (Down 1)
[9] Udinese (Down 2)
[8] Juventus (Up 3)
[7] Bologna (Up 11)
[6] As Roma (Down 1)
[5] Sampdoria (Down 3)
[4] Genoa (Up 10)
[3] Inter (Up 1)
[2] Atalanta (Up 1)
[1] Parma (No Change)
"After last years mind-blowing kits from Errea, Parma retain top spot with a similar home kit minus the collar, which gives it a more modern feel. With the classic yellow and blue away still to come, the black 3rd – dubbed the Black Phoenix 2.0 – is a sensational design to rival last years stunner (see more on it here). No one is making kits like Errea at the moment, and they rightly retain their crown."
The most expensive kits (replica with player print), are those of Fiorentina, followed by Nike-sponsored Inter / Roma and Milan. Italian brands make the kits for 12 of the 20 teams.
Do you agree with his ranking? Would you like to see this for other leagues? Share your thoughts in the comments below and check out why each kit ranks on which place on his website.
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