Pumas UNAM 21-22 Home & Away Kits Leaked
Jul 13, 2021, by Pat
Official pictures of the new Pumas UNAM 2021-2022 home and away kits have just appeared online, indicating that the release will take place shortly.
Pumas UNAM 21-22 Home Kit
This is the Pumas UNAM 2021-2022 home football shirt, made by Nike.
The Nike Pumas UNAM 2021-22 shirt is predominantly white with a polo collar and an overall clean design.
All logos on the Nike Pumas 21-22 home football shirt are navy, apart from the oversized club logo which is golden, while the standout feature are the side panels: they are dark blue with repeating Pumas text and logos.
The inner neck of the Nike Pumas UNAM 2021-2022 home football shirt features the phrase "Hecho en cantera" (Made in Quarry), highlighting the club's renowned youth development system.
Pumas UNAM 21-22 Away Kit
Check out Nike's Pumas 2021-22 away shirt below.
The Nike Pumas UNAM 2021-2022 away shirt is dark blue with an all-over pattern print that is likely inspired by the club's famous "cantera" ('quarry' / youth academy), while all logos are golden.
The collar and side panels are black and the inner collar tag reads "Hecho in Cantera" (Made in the Academy), just as it did on the home kit.
Made by Nike. What's your verdict on Pumas UNAM's new 21-22 home and away kits? Comment below.
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