"Revenge to Take": Two Classy Puma Amiens Special-Edition Kits Released
In order to thank supporters who support the club in these difficult times, SC Amiens has released a double of special-edition jerseys, via Footpack.
The shirts will go to those fans that decide to forgo reimbursements for their season tickets after the Ligue 1 season was cut short and the club relegated to the second tier. The money raised will go towards funding of the club's academy and training center.
"Giving up credit and reimbursement is a way to support your club for the start of next season, to support its development and training policy. For those who opt for this option which shows their attachment and commitment to the club, the Amiens SC has made a Collector Amiens SC jersey - Sacred Union. This jersey is available in 2 versions, blue and black.”
Puma Amiens SC Special-Edition Shirt
This is the Amiens SC special-edition football shirt, made by Puma.
The first of the two jerseys is based on the same template as the 2019-20 away shirt, albeit featuring a gold "Une revanche à prendre" ("Revenge to Take") writing on the front. There's also a special "Union Sacrée" ("Sacred Union") logo on the upper left part of the shirt while a "Fier d’être Amiénois" ("Proud to be Amiens") logo appears above hem on the left.
As mentioned above, the second shirt is blue, based on another Puma template, one that was not used by the club previously. It's light blue with dark blue sleeves and a white Puma logo on the right chest. All the gold detailing and logos seen on the first LE jersey are present as well.
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