No Special Champions League Kit For Napoli This Season
Napoli have released their 22-23 European home kit and surprisingly, it is no different from their domestic home kit in terms of design, with the only small change relating to the sponsors.
Napoli 22-23 European home Kit
This is the new EA7 Napoli European home shirt for 2022-23.
The EA7 SSC Napoli 2022-2023 European home shirt is identical in terms of template, colours and design to their 22-23 Serie A home shirt. The only difference is that the MSC sponsor logo has been removed in order to abide by UEFA kit rules, which only allow one chest sponsor.
After club President Aurelio Di Laurentiis announced that Napoli could have 12 or 13 jerseys again this season, it comes as quite a surprise that their European home shirt is no different from the one they wear in their domestic league.
Some of Napoli's 21-22 kits.
Last season, their first year with EA7 as manufacturer, they released three four European shirts. This design was the same as their regular home jersey but with gold replacing the respective accent colours, with the exception of the away kit which already contained gold trim.
Napoli fans would surely have been happier to keep the white MSC logo on their shirt for European games and ditch Lete, whose red logo has long been a bone of contention for them.
How do you think Napoli's European home jersey looks with just one sponsor logo? And if Napoli are to have as many kits as Di Laurentiis says, what other special or commemorative editions will they come up with? Comment below.
Newcastle United 27-28 Home Kit - Early Prediction
Kit insider grhaer9 has shared an early prediction for Newcastle United new 2027-28 home kit, based on leaked information. This is part of a series of his farewell kit designs before stepping away from the concept and leak scene. However, it is important to note that this design is still highly speculative.
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