LA Galaxy 2020 Home Kit Released
Feb 7, 2020, by Pat
Update: The new Galaxy home jersey is now available to buy online.
Update: The LA Galaxy 2020 home kit was prematurely shown off by new star signing Chicharito in an interview with the LA Times.
Already a couple of weeks ago, a picture showing the supposed LA Galaxy 2020 primary kit, started doing the rounds online.
LA Galaxy 2020 Home Kit
This picture shows the new LA Galaxy primary jersey.
Based on the new 1994-inspired MLS-exclusive template also seen on the new Atlanta United away shirt, LA Galaxy's 2020 home kit is predominantly white with a silver sash and silver 3 Stripes on the shoulders.
The unique template will not be used by major teams in Europe as the stricter kit regulations over there would not allow for the large branding on the shoulder.
The Adidas and Herbalife logos on the front of the shirt are navy, with the latter being printed directly onto the fabric.
White shorts and socks complete the new Galaxy primary kit.
The new Adidas LA Galaxy 2020 home kit was released on February 5. The away from last season gets carried over.
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