Arsenal, Barca, Liverpool & More 20-21 Kit Face Masks Revealed - Attention: Fakes!
Just as it has been case since a few months, we will have wear face masks to stop the spread of COVID-19 in the next few months. All of the big brannds and clubs have luanhced official face masks - now we have come across some pretty great yet bad 2020-2021 football kit face masks...
Face Masks With 20-21 Football Kit Designs
The face masks come with the designs of 10 2020-2021 football kit such as the Barca, Man Utd, Arsenal and Juventus 20-21 home kits. In addition to the designs, they feature the club and brand logos as seen on the kits.
These face masks are only available in the counterfeit market. We do strictly not recommended to get them as a fake face mask might provide worse protection against COVID-19 and aerosols.
Despite these being fakes, do you like them? Should the official brands bring such face masks out? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Rayo Vallecano 26-27 Away Kit Released
Rayo Vallecano and official technical kit supplier Umbro have revealed the club's new away kit for the 26-27 season.
The Rayo Vallecano 26-27 away kit is predominantly red, featuring the club's iconic lightning bolt motif across the chest in white. The jersey is styled with black raglan sleeves that include Umbro branding along the shoulders, alongside white sponsor logos and a full-color club crest. The uniform is completed with matching red shorts and red socks.
Adidas Originals River Plate 26-27 Collection Leaked
Adidas is set to launch a new Adidas Originals lifestyle collection for Argentine giants River Plate. Images of the collection have been shared by @KamilBerberler.
The upcoming collection includes a track jacket, hoodie, retro shirt, shorts, track pants, and a graphic t-shirt.
Sunderland in Talks for Visit Ghana 26-27 Front-of-Shirt Sponsorship
Sunderland AFC are in talks over a potential main shirt sponsorship agreement with Visit Ghana for the 26-27 season. The proposed deal would see the national tourism brand featured on the front of the Black Cats' kits.
The discussions were highlighted following a meeting involving the Speaker of the Parliament of Ghana, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, alongside Sunderland representatives.











