Aalborg 22-23 Home & Away Kits Released
Jul 1, 2022, by John
Aalborg's new 22-23 home and away kits were released today under the motto 'Nordic Paris'. They are made by Macron and will be worn in next season's Danish Superliga campaign.
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Aalborg 22-23 Home Kit
This is the Aalborg 22-23 home shirt, made by Macron.
The Macron Aalborg 2022-2023 jersey features the club's traditional broad red and white stripes on the front. The three red stripes, as well as the rest of the red on the back and sleeves are covered in a graphic inspired by the Aalborg Tower.
Macron apply their logo in white with a thin red outline, helping maintain the pure red and white look.
White shorts and red socks round off the look of the new Aalborg 2022-23 home kit by Macron.
Aalborg 22-23 Away Kit
This is the Aalborg 2022-2023 away shirt, made by Macron.
Also featuring a graphic inspired by the Aalborg Tower, the Macron Aalborg 2022-2023 away shirt mainly dark blue, combined with white and red trim.
Blue shorts and socks complete the new Macron Aalborg BK 2022-2023 away kit.
The Macron Aalborg 2022-23 home and away shirts retail at 599 kr.
Check out classic Aalborg kits on Football Kit Archive
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