15 Most Important Summer 2020 Transfers - Players New Kit Numbers
Update: We have fixed the error with the Morgan Chelsea kit. Alex Morgan has actually signed with Spurs and she wears 13.
The first 2020-21 transfer window is open until October 4 2020, which is much longer than usual due to the COVID-19 pandemic and seasons having started much later. Despite teams having less money fro transfers than usual (exccept Chelsea), there have been some major player movements. We take a look at numbers the likes as Gareth Bale, Timo Werner, Kai Havertz and Ivan Rakitic will wear in 2020-21.
2020-2021 Transfer Window One - New Signings & Their Numbers
Most of the numbers of the first transfer window signings are as you would expect - Werner got the No 11 kit, Thiago his No. 6 kit and Leroy Sane the No. 10 kit. However, there are some that are quite surprising or "not the perfect choice".
Hakimi is Inter's new No. 98 (born on 4 November 1998), James is Everton's new No. 19 and Gareth Bale has been given the No. 9 kit.
Chelsea FC 2020-21 New Signings
Manchester City FC 2020-21 New Signings
USWNT 🇺🇸 Stars in the England 🏴@alexmorgan13 has joined Tottenham.
— World Soccer Shop (@WrldSoccerShop) September 25, 2020
Morgan jerseys: https://t.co/dtyZ4DBA4X pic.twitter.com/b0ccev9REL
Others
Victor Osimhen No. 9
Osimhen No. 9
Hakimi No. 98
Thiago No. 6
Rakitic No. 10
Pjanic No. 8
Leroy Sane No. 10
Arthur No. 5
Bale No. 9
James: No. 19
Vidal: No. 22
Of which kit number are you most surprised? Is there any that is not fitting despite Bale? Comment below.
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