Rejected Nike Venezia 21-22 Home & Away Kits Revealed
Jan 14, 2022, by Chris
Update: Football kit teamwear specialists Kit Locker are selling the rejected Nike Venezia 21-22 away kit, it has been spotted by Football Shirt Collective. It might be a prototype Nike created for Venezia - there is only that colorway available.
We created mock-ups of how both rejected kits would look with the crest of Venezia.
Rejected vs official kits
Fly Nowhere, who designed Venezia FC's 21-22 Serie A home and away uniforms in cooperation with Kappa, have revealed the "rejected" Nike Venezia 2021-2022 jerseys.
While there is no doubt the shirts showcased by the designers are authentic, we believe there would have been some other options for Venezia x Nike 2021-2022 - especially for the home jersey.
The prototypes come without Venezia logos
The rejected Nike Venezia Football Club 21-22 home and away strips come without logos of Venezia - those are prototypes made by Nike for the club in the early design process.
Rejected Nike Venezia 21-22 Home Kit
Check out Nike's supposed Venezia FC 21-22 home shirt design below.
Based on a standard B teams Nike 21-22 design, the Nike Venezia FC 2021-22 prototype home football shirt has a bold tiger stripe design in orange and green. The Swoosh, the sleeve cuffs, and the collar are black.
In fact, the same design is used for the Freiburg 21-22 home jersey.
The Nike Venezia Football Club 2021-22 home jersey is not available to purchase.
Venezia 2021-22 Away Kit
This is the new Nike Venezia prototype away shirt for 21-22.
A more understated look, the Nike Venezia FC 21-22 away shirt prototype combines a white base with orange pinstripes and green applications.
The Nike Venezia FC 2021-2022 home and away football shirts are not available, of course.
What do you think of the Venezia Football Club home and away kits prototypes by Nike? Comment below.
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However, reports linking Adidas to an official stadium sponsorship deal have been swiftly shot down. According to Telegraph journalist Luke Edwards, Newcastle United are not in talks with the three stripes brand over stadium naming or presenting rights, with club sources strongly denying any Adidas involvement in such negotiations.
While Adidas is ruled out, Newcastle are actively in preliminary talks with other international commercial partners for a stadium sponsorship agreement. The club's commercial leadership aims to drive substantial revenue growth in the coming years while maintaining the historic St James' Park name alongside any prospective sponsor.
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The difference comes down to how Adidas structures its team tiers and produces goalkeeper templates. Since Ajax is not currently classified as an Adidas Elite partner, the three stripes brand does not manufacture dedicated authentic player-spec versions for their outfield kits. However, Adidas makes authentic base goalkeeper shirts available to its clubs, complete with lightweight Climacool+ performance fabric, printed Adidas branding, and the official authentic hem jocktag.
To prepare the shirt for matchday, Ajax manually customized the blank authentic goalkeeper template in-house by heat-applying the club's three-starred crest and sponsor graphics. This process allows ter Stegen to wear a true high-performance shirt on the pitch, even as the rest of the squad continues to play in standard replica shirts.
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