Boca Juniors Kit Letter Peels Off In Adidas Kit Debut - Not Adidas' Fault?
Boca Juniors yesterday debuted their brand-new Adidas kit, the first by the Three Stripes after more than 20 years with Nike. However, while Boca Juniors won their first match with Adidas kits in the 21th century with 2-0, it were the kits and a prblem with it that made the waves on social media.
Buen debut de Adidas pic.twitter.com/WlFR0HlJr3
— el bocaedits ⚓ (@cabjedits) January 17, 2020
Letter S Of Boca Juniors Player Soldano Peels Off
The lettering of #27 Boca Juniors player Soldano did not outlive the whole match - the letters S came off his kit, as spotted by fans on TV.
However, it is actually not really Adidas' fault. The club and especially the kit man is responsible for applying the numbers and the letters on the shirt. Nevertheless, Adidas could have also tested it.
Es justo decir que Adidas no tiene nada que ver en el estampado de los dorsales de los jugadores. Tanto los números comp su aplicación corren por cuenta de la utilería del club. https://t.co/RgDUxxrasL
— Lacasaca (@LaCasacaBlog) January 17, 2020
With Nike's kits and Nike's custom numbers, this did not happen.
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