Nordsjælland 22-23 Pride Kit Revealed
Aug 16, 2022, by Simon
The new Nordsjælland pride shirt was unveiled today. It is made by Nike and will be worn against Silkeborg IF on August 21 with the women's team playing one day earlier against Brøndby in the same football shirt.
The match-worn jerseys will be auctioned off subsequently, while a limited number will be available to buy locally from Thursday.
Nordsjælland 22-23 Pride Kit
This is the new Nike Nordsjælland pride jersey for 22-23.
The Nike Nordsjælland 22-23 pride football shirt combines a clean white base with a black Nike Swoosh with a white border on the right chest, while the club crest sits on the opposite side in a recoloured black & white rendition.
Interestingly, the Nike FC Nordsjælland 2022-2023 pride football shirt features rainbow-coloured diagonal pinstripes on the front and a neat little detail of rainbow-coloured lines on the upper back. The colours range from red to purple.
Additionally, main sponsor DHL changed its logo for the occasion, which means that the box carries on the theme of rainbow colors. The name 'DHL' within the box is white.
The Nike FC Nordsjælland 2022-23 pride shirt will be available from August 18 in limited quantities at Right to Dream Park. The address can be found here.
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