First Details of Adidas Roma Kits Revealed
Adidas have already prepared their first Roma kits and we can share the first details thanks to Italian journalist Filippo Biafora.
Adidas x Roma First details
Although there is now the possibility of New Balance producing Roma's 23-24 kits depending on the outcome of their court case, Adidas have already prepared their gear for i Giallorossi for next season. According to Filippo Biafora, their home shirt will be based on their 92-94 home jersey, seen above.
Mock-up of the 23-24 shirt by Italian Football TV.
A logical move for a number of reasons, not least of which the fact that it was a fantastic looking jersey. It was also Adidas' last home shirt for the Roma, so referencing it for the first effort of their reunion would nicely tie the two eras together, while also marking its 30th anniversary.
Biafora also revealed that the away shirt will be white, while the third will be black. Adidas tend to play it safe for the first year of new club partnerships and it seems that will be the case once again with Roma. There is no mention of the white away kit being based on any previous Adidas Roma away shirt, although it is certainly a possibility. Adidas may also want to hold on to that tribute for another season, but they will likely use their away kit archive as inspiration at some point.
Roma have received black third kits from various manufcaturers over the years.
We'll know for sure if Roma will get to wear these Adidas kits by the 11th of February, when a verdict is reached on New Balance's court case against the club. Do you like the sound of these Adidas AS Roma kits so far? Comment below.
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