Nike Alianza Lima 2020 Third Kit Released
Jan 23, 2020, by Chris
We have kit news from the Primera División Peruana as the new Nike Club Alianza Lima 2020 third kit was launched yesterday.
Alianza Lima 2020 Third Jersey
This is the Alianza Lima 2020 third shirt.
The new Alianza Lima 2020 third jersey introduces a fresh desgin for the club. The new Club Alianza Lima 2020 third jersey is black with half-and-half green and light blue design elements. The colors were not chosen by chance, however.
The green on the right side of the neck, the fist on the same side and the team shield make reference to the color of the first club shirts, between 1901 and 1911. The light blue visible on the left side of the shirt - plus the Nike logo - has become a symbol of the sky and in memory of Los Potrillos of 1987, a squad that died in a plane crash.
Black shorts and socks complete the new Nike Alianza Lima 2020 third kit.
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