2022-23 Europa League Kit Overview - All 32 Teams' Kits
Aug 28, 2022, by Simon
The 2022-2023 UEFA Europa League group stage draw took place on Friday evening. We take a comprehensive look at the kits of the 32 teams, in cooperation with Football Kit Archive.
2022-23 Europa League Kit Battle
Adidas (7), Nike (6), Puma (5) and Macron (5) lead the 2022-2023 UEFA Europa League kit maker battle, making the kits for 23 of the 32 teams together (71.875%).
There is no clear leader in the Europa League 22-23 Kit battle
11 teams are not supplied by Adidas, Nike, Puma or Macron. AS Roma, Dynamo Kyiv (New Balance), Braga, Real Betis (Hummel), AS Monaco (Kappa), Bodø/Glimt (Diadora), Lazio (Mizuno) and Qarabağ (Il Azero). Royale Union Saint-Gilloise produces their kits in-house this season.
2022-23 UEFA Europa League Kit Overview - Group Stage
Swedish club Malmö FF released a specific European away shirt for the 2022-2023 Champions League season. Apart from the Allsvenskan side all teams will wear their regular football shirts.
Group A
Arsenal
PSV
Bodø/Glimt
Zürich
Group B
Dynamo Kyiv
Rennes
Fenerbahce
AEK Larnaca
Group C
Roma
Ludogorets
Betis
HJK Helsinki
Group D
Braga
Malmö
Union Berlin
St Gilloise
Group E
Manchester United
Real Sociedad
Sheriff Tiraspol
Omonoia Nicosia
Group F
Lazio
Feyenoord
Midtjylland
Sturm Graz
Group G
Olympiacos
Qarabağ
Freiburg
Nantes
Group H
Crvena Zvezda
Monaco
Ferencváros
Trabzonspor
What's your favorite Europa League 22-23 kit? Comment below.
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