Ferencvaros 20-21 Home & Away Kits Released
Jul 27, 2020, by Simon
Ferencvaros' new 2020-2021 away shirt was released today. It is made by Nike. The home shirt gets carried over from last season.
Ferencvaros Nike 2020-21 Away Jersey
This is the new Nike Ferencvaros away jersey for 20-21.
Introducing a classy affair, the Nike Ferencvaros 20-21 away shirt comes with a stripes design on the front consisting of a single centered green stripe surrounded by two equally large black stripes. All 3 stripes are divided by a single centered white pinstripe, while the lower back continues the look. The sleeves and upper back are plain black.
Black shorts and socks complete the new Nike Ferencvaros 2020-2021 away uniform.
Ferencvaros Nike 2020-21 Home Shirt
This is the Ferencvaros 20-21 home jersey, made by Nike.
Featuring a unique look, the Nike Ferencvaros 2020-2021 shirt is green with white hoops and gets carried over from last season.
Green shorts and socks round off the look of the Ferencvaros 2020-2021 home strip by Nike.
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