RSC Anderlecht 21-22 Home & Away Kits Released
Jul 2, 2021, by Pat
Update: Anderlecht and Joma today released the club's new away kit, 8 days after the launch of the home.
Anderlecht's new 21-22 home kit was released today. It is made by Joma and will be worn in next season's Belgian First Division A campaign.
Anderlecht Joma 21-22 Home Kit
This is the Anderlecht 21-22 home shirt, made by Joma.
The Joma Anderlecht 2021-22 home football shirt combines two shadoes of purple, with the sleeves and collar being slightly darker than the body.
New this year are gold accents and trim, including a recolored club crest. The logos are white.
The new players' manifest is subtly incorporated into the design of the Joma RSC Anderlecht 2021-2022 home jersey: "This shirt is yours. Put your heart into it and wear it with pride and respect." is printed on the inside hem.
Joma combines the RSC Anderlecht 2021-22 shirt with purple shorts and socks.
RSC Anderlecht Joma 2021-2022 Away Kit
This is the RSC Anderlecht 21-22 away football shirt, made by Joma.
The Joma RSC Anderlecht 21-22 away shirt is white with tonal jacquard striping, while the collar and cuffs are purple with gold trim.
Joma combines the Anderlecht 2021-2022 away football shirt with white shorts and socks.
The Joma Anderlecht 2021-2022 home and away shirts are available to buy online, retailing at €80.
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