Limited-Edition Bochum 19-20 'Back In Black' Kit Released - To be Worn in First Match After Coronavirus Break
Apr 18, 2020, by Pat
German Bundesliga 2 side Bochum yesterday revealed its latest special-edition kit, dubbed 'Back in Black'.
Bochum's new 2019-2020 'Back in Black' uniform is supposed to be worn by the Bochum first-team for the match against Heidenheim, which is set to be the club's first after the coronavirus break.
VfL Bochum 19-20 'Back In Black' Shirt
Check out Nike's Bochum 2019-2020 'Back in Black' football shirt below.
Based on the Nike Park teamwear model, the Nike Bochum 19-20 'Back in Black' jersey is black with white logos, including a monochrome club badge on the left chest.
Main sponsor Tricorp Workwear has made room for a special "Bochumer Gemeinschaft" (Bochum Community) logo on the center front.
The Bochum 2019-20 'Back in Black' strip is available since April 17, retailing at €60.
Although it was initially supposed to be limited to 1848 units (club's founding year), Bochum has since released an update stating that everyone ordering until Tuesday 18:48 will receive a shirt.
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