Club Léon 2021 Third Kit Released
Jan 20, 2021, by Simon
Club Léon's new 2021 third jersey was released today. It is made by Pirma and will be worn in next season's Liga MX campaign.
Club Léon's 2021 third kit celebrates the club's home town, Léon, that was founded on this day 445 years ago. The city was founded as Villa de Léon on January 20, 1576 by Martín Enríquez de Almanza, the fourth viceroy of New Spain. Nowadays, Léon is among the 10 most populous cities in Mexico and has around 1.5 million citizens.
Club Léon Pirma 2021 Third Shirt
Check out Pirma's Club Léon 2021 third jersey below.
The Pirma Club Léon 2021 third football shirt is mainly white with a green graphic pattern consisting of diagonal stripes that fade towards the center of the football shirt. In fact, the diagonal stripes are only visible on the sides and sleeves of the Pirma Club Léon 2021 third jersey. A green V-neck and green sleeve cuffs add to the appearance.
A full-color club crest sits on the left chest, on the opposite side is a black Pirma logo, while multiple green sponsor logos on the sleeves and front of the Pirma Club Léon 2021 third jersey fit in nicely. Interestingly, there is also a side stripe that fades from white to green towards the hem.
A special brown authenticity label on the lower left hand side that consists of a lion's head, 8 stars and the writing "Leonésima edición" as well as the sentence "Con el cielo en el pecho, ¡Gracias Heroes de la salud" on the reverse side of the club's crest round off the look. The second detail is a tribute to the health workers who are busy with coronavirus disease 2019.
White shorts and socks complete the new Pirma Club Léon 2021 third kit.
Available since January 20, Club Léon's new 2021 third uniform retails at MXN 1049 (USD 55 excl. shipping).
Made by Pirma. Do you like or not like Club Léon's third shirt? Let's hear your thoughts in the comments below the article, and browse the 21-22 Kit Overview for more.
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