Trabzonspor 23-24 Home, Away, Third & Fourth Kits Leaked
Update: The first real picture of the Trabzonspor 2023-24 home jersey has been leaked via @formageek_.
The new Trabzonspor 2023-2024 home, away, third and fourth jerseys were leaked via @formageek_ today, who created renders based on information they received. Made by Joma, the new Trabzonspor jerseys will be worn in the Süper Lig.
Trabzonspor 23-24 Home Kit
Check out this prediction of Joma's Trabzonspor 2023-2024 home shirt below.
Unsurpisingly, the Joma Trabzonspor 23-24 home shirt will apparently feature the club's traditional claret and sky blue stripes. This will be combined with a white collar and white sleeve cuffs, which will have claret and sky blue trim.
Trabzonspor 23-24 Away Kit
This is apparently how the new Joma Trabzonspor away shirt for 2023-24 will look.
The Joma Trabzonspor 2023-2024 away shirt will be mainly white, once again applying the club's main colors for the details on the collar and sleeve ends.
White shorts and socks round off the look of the new Trabzonspor 23-24 away uniform by Joma.
Trabzonspor 23-24 Third Kit
This could be the Trabzonspor 2023-24 third shirt, made by Joma.
The Joma Trabzonspor 2023-2024 third shirt will likely have a dark red base, pictured here with sky blue trim.
Trabzonspor 23-24 Fourth Kit
This is the potential Trabzonspor 2023-2024 fourth shirt, made by Joma.
The Joma Trabzonspor 23-24 fourth shirt will feature a half-half design in claret and sky blue, possibly with opposite colored sleeves as well.
What's your opinion on Trabzonspor's possible home, away, third and fourth kits? Comment below.
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