Red Bull Salzburg 22-23 International Kit Released
Aug 23, 2022, by John
The new FC Red Bull Salzburg international shirt was released today. It is made by Nike and will be worn in the 22-23 Champions League.
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Red Bull Salzburg 22-23 International Kit
This is the FC Red Bull Salzburg 2022-2023 international shirt, made by Nike.
The Nike Red Bull Salzburg 2022-23 international jersey is inspired by the beautiful mountains and lakes that can be found in the region of Salzburg. A light grey base is combined with a graphic consisting of thin navy lines, creating a gradient look.
The collar and sleeve cuffs also come in navy, while Nike's Swoosh is white. The template itself is Nike's 22-23 B-team template, reusing the same graphic that has already been applied to Freiburg's and Brighton's away kits.
Grey shorts and socks round off the look of the new FC Red Bull Salzburg 2022-2023 international uniform by Nike.
The Nike FC Red Bull Salzburg 2022-23 international jersey costs you €84.95.
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