Red Bull Salzburg 21-22 Home & Away Kits Released
The new Red Bull Salzburg home and away shirts were released today. They are made by Nike and will be worn in the 2021-22 Austrian Bundesliga.
Red Bull Salzburg 21-22 Home Shirt
Check out Nike's Red Bull Salzburg 2021-22 home football shirt below.
The Nike Red Bull Salzburg 21-22 home shirt is red with thin white hoops across the front.
Red shorts and socks complete the new Nike Red Bull Salzburg 2021-2022 strip.
Red Bull Salzburg 21-22 Away Kit
This is the new Nike Red Bull Salzburg away shirt for 21-22.
Based on the same template, the Nike Red Bull Salzburg 2021-22 away shirt is dark blue with yellow hoops and a white Swoosh.
Nike combines the Red Bull Salzburg 2021-22 away jersey with navy shorts and socks.
Available since July 2, the Nike Red Bull Salzburg 2021-22 home and away shirts retail at €79.95.
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