Adidas Forced To Modify Arsenal 424 Collection In Premier League
If you watched the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham yesterday, you might have noticed that the Gunners wore some special stuff ahead of the match - their brand-new Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection. However, there was something 'strange' with it.
Adidas Forced To Replace 424 Logo With Red Rectangle To Apply With Equipment Regulations
In order to apply with EPL's kit rules, Adidas was forced to create a special version of the 424 collection without the 424 logo below the Adidas logo. Instead, it featured just a red rectangle.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta was wearing the hoodie of the Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection, of course also with red rectangle instead of the 424 logo.
The version of the Adidas x 424 x Arsenal Collection without the 424 is not available to buy - it is sure to become a ultra-rare collector's item.
What do you think of the Premier League not allowing two brands on a shirt also ahead of a match? Comment below.
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Major League Soccer last weekend hosted a dedicated "Farewell Week" to send off its international stars. To mark the occasion, all clubs across the domestic league took to the pitch wearing specially customized kits that honored the various nations represented within their squads.
The most prominent visual update to the MLS uniforms was the addition of official national flags printed directly on the chest for all players and coaching staff. In a highly thoughtful and personalized touch, the league provided specialized double-flag variations for athletes holding dual citizenship. This bespoke detail allowed these specific players to proudly represent both their current homelands and their heritage simultaneously before joining their respective national team camps.
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