Cruz Azul 20-21 Home, Away, Third & Goalkeeper Kits Released
Jul 23, 2020, by Pat
The new Cruz Azul 20-21 jerseys were released last night. Made by Joma, the new Cruz Azul home, away and third jerseys will be worn in the Liga MX.
The phrase "Ready to make history" is inside the neck of all Cruz Azul 2020-2021 kits - the club has a 23-year drought without titles.
Cruz Azul 20-21 Home Shirt
Check out Joma's Cruz Azul 2020-2021 home shirt below.
The Joma Cruz Azul 20-21 home shirt is blue with red details on the collar and in the form of thin stripes on either side. A subtle print appears towards the lower sides of the jersey.
Joma Cruz Azul 20-21 Away Shirt
This is the new Joma Cruz Azul away shirt for 2020-2021.
The Joma Cruz Azul 2020-21 away football shirt is white with blue hoops that are made up of small shapes.
Cruz Azul 20-21 Third Jersey
The new Cruz Azul 2020-21 third kit is the most uncommon of the set. It is burgundy with a tonal diagonal pattern. In contrast, the collar and cuffs are in blue.
Joma Cruz Azul 2020-21 Keeper Kits
The new Cruz Azul 20-21 keeper kits boast modern looks. They are available in three color combos - sky blue / white, black / flash green and red / white.
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