AC Trento 22-23 Home & Away Kits Released
Sep 1, 2022, by John
We have kit news from the Serie C as the new Errea AC Trento 2022-23 home and away jerseys were released today.
AC Trento 22-23 Home Kit
This is the new Erreà Trento home jersey for 2022-23.
The Errea Trento 22-23 home jersey strays away from the club's typical half-half look, opting for a navy torso with yellow sleeves. A blue stripe runs down the middle of the kit with repeating eagles from the crest in navy placed all over.
The sleeves have this same graphic in a dark yellow tone.
Navy shorts and socks complete the new Errea AC Trento 22-23 home kit.
AC Trento 22-23 Away Kit
This is the new Errea Trento away jersey for 2022-23.
The Errea Trento 2022-23 away shirt is mainly white with colorful raglan-style sleeves, where yellow, black, red, blue and green squares are layered over one another. The collar and sleeve ends feature yellow and navy detailing.
White shorts and socks complete the new Errea AC Trento 2022-23 away kit.
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