CD Leganés 21-22 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
CD Leganés' new 21-22 jerseys were released recently. They are made by Joma and will be worn in next season's La Liga 2 campaign.
Leganés will continue in Segunda División next season after falling short to Rayo Vallecano in the promotion play-off semi-finals.
Leganes 21-22 Home Shirt
Check out Joma's Leganés 2021-22 home football shirt below.
After last season's home shirt had a blue center stripe, the Joma C.D. Leganés 2021-2022 home jersey has blue and white stripes. The three blue stripes on the white base include a subtle lines design.
Joma's logo is black. On the back below the collar is the slogan "Soñando Desde 1928" ("Dreaming since 1928").
Leganes 2021-22 Away Kit
Check out Joma's C.D. Leganés 2021-22 away jersey below.
The Joma C.D. Leganés 2021-22 away jersey is inspired by the club's nickname, El Pepinero (The Cucumbers). The Joma Leganes 2021-2022 away football shirt is green with a cucumber graphic print all over it.
On the back under the collar is the slogan "Sentimiento Pepinero" ("Pepinero Feeling").
CD Leganés 2021-2022 Third Jersey
This is the new Joma CD Leganés third jersey for 2021-2022.
Released under the hashtag #ElCorazónDeUnaCiudad (The Heart of a City), the Joma CD Leganés 2021-22 third jersey is red with monochrome white logos and a circular graphic on the front, originating from the position of the crest.
The Joma CD Leganés 21-22 football shirts are available since July, retailing at €54.99.
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