NFL-Style Concept Kits for 10 Big European Clubs
Feb 8, 2021, by Simon
Last night, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won against Kansas City Chiefs to win Super Bowl LV. It is Tom Brady's 7th ring and further cements him in the league's history as the most successful player, but our attention went to this awesome set of concept kits for some of Europe's biggest football clubs created by Bleacher Report.
It is a very interesting idea to mix NFL with football as this already happened in the past. There are football players (Harry Kane) who are interested in the NFL and there are even football clubs that already received NFL-style jerseys in the past, e.g. FC Barcelona, Tottenham Hotspur.
NFL-style jerseys for some of Europe's biggest clubs
The NFL-style jerseys simplify the look and feature a massive central number on the front, with a small club badge appearing above this number. The overall shape is also reminiscent of NFL uniforms, while the traditional home kit designs mostly stay, except for AC Milan, Juventus FC and Internazionale. Check it out.
AC Milan
Arsenal
Atlético de Madrid
Barcelona
Borussia Dortmund
Chelsea
Juventus FC
Inter Milan
Manchester United
Paris Saint-Germain
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