Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Sierra Leone's new AFCON 2021 home, away and third jerseys were released a while ago. They are made by Umbro and will be worn in the coming days during Africa's most prestigious tournament.
Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 Home Jersey
This is the new Umbro Sierra Leone home jersey for AFCON 2021.
The Umbro Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 home shirt utilizes a blue base with a graphic consisting of many lines that make up diamond shapes. This pattern contains the colors from the nation's flag: blue, white and green. The Umbro logo appears in white, while the sleeves and back are solid blue.
Umbro combines the Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 jersey with blue shorts and socks.
Sierra Leone's new AFCON 2021 home jersey retails at €75.00.
Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 Away Kit
This is the new Umbro Sierra Leone away shirt for AFCON 2021.
The Umbro Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 away shirt has a much more understated look than the home jersey. It combines a white base with a central stripe that displays the Sierra Leone flag. The rest of the shirt features a subtle paint brush stroke graphic in light grey with Umbro's branding in black.
White shorts and socks round off the look of the new Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 away uniform by Umbro.
Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 Third Jersey
Check out Umbro's Sierra Leone 2021 third jersey below.
The Umbro Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 third jersey presents a bold look in mainly green. The bottom right of the shirt starts out as blue but fades into the green via a graphic that gives off a shredded look, which is why small patches of blue appear near the top as well.
The back and sleeves come in solid green to round off a set of kits that perfectly resembles the colors of Sierra Leone's flag.
Green shorts and green or white socks complete the look of the new Sierra Leone AFCON 2021 third kit by Umbro.
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