Atlético Nacional 2021 Home & Away Kits Revealed
Update: Colombian club Atlético Nacional de Medellín has surprisingly debuted their new 2021 away shirt in its match against Alianza Petrolera on Tuesday.
The new Atlético Nacional home shirt was released in January 2021. It is made by Nike and will be worn in the 2021 Categoría Primera A (Colombia's first division).
Nike Atlético Nacional 2021 Home Kit
Check out Nike's Atlético Nacional 2021 home football shirt below.
The Nike Atlético Nacional 2021 home shirt introduces a traditional stripes look with 7 green and 6 white stripes on the body, while the sleeves continue the look. Green sleeve cuffs and a simple green V-neck as well as black sponsor logos on the chest, including a black / white rendition of the club's logo on the left chest add to the appearance.
The Nike Atlético Nacional 2021 home football shirt is inspired by the jersey worn in 1981 when Nacional won its fourth league title under the command of Osvaldo Zubeldía. Therefore, four stars are present inside of the neck and the club's crest is black and white, as it was the case in the past already.
Nike combines the Atlético Nacional 2021 home jersey with white shorts and socks.
Atlético Nacional de Medellín Nike 2021 Away Kit
This is the new Nike Atlético Nacional away shirt for 2021.
The Nike Atlético Nacional 2021 away shirt has a classic look on green and white.
The standout feature of the Nike Atlético Nacional 2021 away shirt is a buttoned polo neck color, which is half standard green / dark green.
Green shorts and socks complete the new Nike Atlético Nacional de Medellín 2021 away strip.
The Atlético Nacional 2021 away strip is not available to buy yet.
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