Nike Sporting CP 21-22 Champions League / Third Kit Released
Sporting CP's new 21-22 Nike third kit was released today. Sporting Clube de Portugal will debut their 2021-22 third kit on Wednesday, September 15th, in the match against AFC Ajax that marks Os Leões return to the UEFA Champions League.
Sporting CP 2021-2022 Third Jersey
Check out Nike's Sporting 2021-22 third football shirt below.
The Nike Sporting CP 2021-22 third shirt has a modern camouflage look in black, green and white.
The third kit Leão is inspired by the fighting spirit present in Sporting CP DNA, with hints of a camouflage pattern, and the campaign highlights the club's eclecticism. The kit was specially selected for European competitions, and the Sporting CP teams who are the current European Champions in roller hockey and futsal were featured in the presentation video.
The standout feature is not bespoke to Sporting - the same design is used for Birmingham and Freiburg, and the rejected Nike Venezia 21-22 home kit.
𝗔𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗮.
— Sporting Clube de Portugal 🏆 (@Sporting_CP) September 14, 2021
Esta é a terceira pele dos Campeões 🟢⚫
Já disponível na #LojaVerde Online 👉 https://t.co/GOjhVRFVms
Também disponível na nova Loja Verde do Estádio José Alvalade. pic.twitter.com/a6TWxRwJ9Y
Sporting could also release a new Stromp kit this season. SThe club's tromp jersey usually has a classic half-and-half look in green and white. It aims to honor the club's founder Francisco Stromp.
Sporting Lisbon's 2021-22 third uniform was launched on 14 September 2021 for 90 Euro.
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