Manchester United 20-21 Away Kit Is Inspired By Green / Yellow Newton Heath Kit & 3 Rivers Of Manchester
Manchester United will debut the new Adidas 2020-21 away kit in today's UEFA Europa League semi-final against Sevilla. The club and Adidas yesterday already revealed what inspired the new Man United 20-21 kit.
Imagery featuring the men’s and women’s team wearing the new shirt is based on away fan journeys using a range of transport, and the feeling of togetherness when joining fellow supporters on the road. While travelling to football matches is currently not possible, Adidas and United wanted to recognise the importance of the club’s legendary away following – and look forward to the day when they can again be loudly heard wherever the team is playing."
Manchester United 20-21 Away Kit Inspiration Officially Revealed
The Adidas Manchester United 2020-21 away kit features a "subtle engineered ‘legend earth green’ pattern, which is made up of an intricately hand-drawn and painted design. The colors and design were not chosen by accident, as revealed by Adidas.
The colors of the away jersey are inspired by the club's first-ever kit
The club’s first-ever kit under the Newton Heath name was green and yellow, and Adidas says our new away jersey takes its inspiration from that colour. It has been designed to look good wherever it is worn and aligns to the Adidas ethos of “stadium to street”.
The hand-drawn waves symbolise the three rivers of Manchester, Irwell, Irk and Medlock
The engineered pattern is integrating the current trend of hand-painted graphics and camouflage. The latter is made up of hand-drawn waves which symbolise the three rivers of Manchester, in the Irwell, Irk and Medlock, which all appear on the City of Manchester coat of arms.
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FC Luzern 2026-27 Away Kit Released
The new FC Luzern 2026-27 away kit has been officially released. Made by Erreà, the shirt will be worn during the club's 26-27 Swiss Super League campaign and follows the release of their 125th-anniversary home kit earlier in May.
The Erreà FC Luzern 2026-27 away shirt draws inspiration from one of the city's most representative architectural landmarks, the Jesuit Church. It features a sophisticated tone-on-tone ornamental pattern that runs discreetly across the fabric. A striking blue vertical stripe, enhanced by a subtle golden trim, runs down the center of the shirt, paying homage to the club's traditional colors and adding a touch of elegance to the overall design.
The new Erreà FC Luzern 2026-27 away jersey successfully connects the club's local heritage with a contemporary aesthetic. The kit is currently available to purchase through the official club store.
Spotted: Cavan Sullivan Wears Special Adidas 3D-Printed Boots
Cavan Sullivan is the latest player to be spotted wearing Adidas' newly developed 3D-printed boots. Before him, Atlético Madrid forward Ademola Lookman was the first player seen wearing this special footwear. Big thanks to bootsclub.
The innovative Adidas 3D-printed boots, officially unveiled in late April, are part of the R.A.P. (Radical Athlete Perception) project. The initiative transforms athlete insights into reality through feedback, testing, and performance data, creating products tailored to players' needs.
FIFA 2026 World Cup 'Golden Gloves' Patch Revealed
In Argentina's opening match against Algeria at the 2026 World Cup, which has just concluded, goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez wore a special "Golden Gloves" patch honoring the Golden Glove award he achieved at the 2022 World Cup.
Even more interestingly, this special patch was placed on his left sleeve rather than his right sleeve, unlike the special commemorative patches worn by other players who have earned similar honors.
Kylian Mbappe Wears Special World Cup 'Top Scorer' Patch
In France's opening match of the 2026 World Cup, Kylian Mbappé wore a special insignia on his France kit to commemorate his achievement as the top scorer of the 2022 World Cup. Following his Golden Boot win in Qatar, where he scored eight goals, the French captain's jersey now features a dedicated patch recognizing this individual accolade.
This addition comes as part of a wider trend of specialized badges seen on national team kits during the 2026 World Cup. Alongside standard tournament patches, various players have been spotted wearing insignias denoting their debut or legacy status.
Messi Wears FIFA 2026 World Cup 'Legacy' Patch
On the day he became the first player ever to appear in six World Cups, Lionel Messi wears the World Cup "Legacy" patch.
Prior to this, only Manuel Neuer and Yuto Nagatomo had been honored with the prestigious "Legacy" patch.
