Dinamo Zagreb 22-23 Home & Away Kits Released
We have kit news from Crostian's first division, the Hrvatska Nogometna Liga, as GNK Dinamo Zagreb have launched their new Adidas 2022-2023 home and away jerseys today.
The blue home jersey will be debuted at the derby match between Dinamo and Hajduk on July 9 at the Maksimir Stadium, while the away jersey will be debuted at the first away game of the new season.
"Feel the blue" is the slogan of this year's campaign
The message of this year's campaign focuses on the fact that Dinamo is the pride of all fans and citizens of Zagreb and that love for the color blue is timeless, "Feel the blue" is the slogan of this year's campaign.
Dinamo Zagreb 22-23 Home Kit
This is the new Adidas GNK Dinamo Zagreb home football shirt for 2022-23.
The Adidas Dinamo Zagreb 2022-23 home jersey is blue and white with golden detailing on the collar. The golden border is a symbol of the golden generation of 1982, whose 40th anniversary the club are celebrating in 2022.
The numbers are replicas of those from 1982
The numbers on the jersey will also be replicas of the numbers from 1982, white with a golden border. The club's slogan "No Surrender" remains written on the back of the collar.
Dinamo Zagreb 22-23 Away Kit
Check out Adidas' Dinamo Zagreb 22-23 away jersey below.
The Adidas Dinamo Zagreb 2022-2023 away jersey is white with an interesting triangle pattern in different shades of blue. The numbers on the white jersey are blue with a white border, while the collar is blue.
Indeed, the design is the same used by Spanish club Real Ovideo.
The color of the away Adidas jersey was chosen by the fans through a poll in the Socios.com application, where they could choose from three offered colors for the new away jersey. The white proposal won with 40% of the votes, which will certainly be interesting to see on the field.
The club also announced that the thirs shirt will be presented later in the season.
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