Athix To Make Banfield Kits From 2022
It was announced recently by Argentinian club CA Banfield that they would be switching kit manufacturers for 2022. Athix will replace Givova as the club's kit supplier, starting in January of 2022.
Athix Becomes Banfield's New Kit Supplier
After leaving Givova, Banfield have found a new technical sponsor in Athix. The new deal begins on January 1, 2022.
For over 10 years, Athix has been the official technical supplier for Argentinian referees. The brand from Argentina will provide Banfield with clothing on and off the pitch. The 2022 kits are set to be released in the coming weeks.
No details regarding the length of the contract were mentioned by the club.
Last season, Banfield released 125th anniversary shirts, so perhaps this for 2022 they will revert to their more customary green and white striped design.
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