Pumas UNAM 22-23 Home Kit Released
Jul 1, 2022, by Chris
Pumas' new 22-23 home jersey was released last night, together with the new away kit.
Pumas UNAM 22-23 Home Kit
This is the Pumas UNAM 2022-23 home football shirt, made by Nike.
The Nike Club Universidad Nacional 2022-2023 home shirt is white with the trademark puma head of the club in gold, and navy logos.
A different design to the away and goalkeeper shirts, the new Pumas home kit features a subtle gradient at the sides of the collar.
Nike combines the Club Universidad Nacional 22-23 football shirt with white/navy/gold shorts and socks.
Made by Nike. Do you like Club Universidad Nacional's home jersey? Drop us a line below, and see the 21-22 Kit Overview for 2022-23 jersey leaks.
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