Real Betis 20-21 Third Kit Released
The Real Betis 2020-21 third uniform was just unveiled, introducing a bold and unique look based on the the river that inspired the club name.
With today's release, the Betis 20-21 kit set is complete.
Betis 2020-2021 Third Jersey
This is the Real Betis 2020-2021 third football shirt, made by Kappa.
The Kappa Real Betis 20-21 third football shirt introduces a bold design in two shades of grey, separated by a diagonal green line that depicts the Guadalquivir river, which is also known as Baetis or Betis and which the club is named after.
'BAETIS' is printed on the upper back of the Kappa Real Betis 20-21 third shirt just below the collar, in green, which is the color used for most details and logos. Just the Betway sponsor and the '#welcometoSeville' text on the lower back are black.
The shorts of the Real Betis 2020-2021 third kit are grey.
Real Betis Kappa 20-21 Goalkeeper Third Kit
Check out Kappa's Betis 2020-2021 goalkeeper third jersey below.
Real Betis' new 2020-21 third kit is available to buy online, retailing at €110 (authentic) / €78 (replica).
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