Switzerland 2021-22 Away & Goalkeeper Kits Released
Apr 22, 2021, by Pat
Puma today released new away and goalkeeper jerseys for Switzerland for the Euro this summer as well as the 2022 World Cup qualifiers.
Switzerland's 2022 away and goalkeeper uniforms introduce interesting new looks based on the same template as the Italy, Austria and Czech Republic away shirts.
Puma Switzerland 2021-2022 Away Jersey
This is the new Puma Switzerland away football shirt for 2021-22.
The Puma Switzerland 2021-22 away football shirt is white with red trim and logos, featuring the name of the country in French, Suisse placed in the center of the front just below the Puma logo.
The country flag is placed underneath and the federation badge appears on the upper back just below the collar.
Puma Switzerland 2021-22 Goalkeeper Kit
This is the Switzerland 2022 goalkeeper football shirt, made by Puma.
Based on the same template and boasting the same composition, the Puma Switzerland 2022 goalkeeper shirt is dark grey and also adds a pattern of Swiss Crosses applied as a jacquard across the front and sleeves.
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