Getafe 23-24 Home, Away & Third Kits Released
Jun 8, 2023, by Pat
Getafe Club de Fútbol and Joma have partnered again for the 2023-24 season shirts.
The previous season paid tribute to the historic connection between the city and Spanish aviation. This year, the focus is on the Cerro de los Ángeles, the geographical center of the Iberian Peninsula, depicted on the club's badge.
Getafe 23-24 Home Kit
These are the Getafe Club de Fútbol 23-24 home, away and third shirts, made by Joma.
The Joma Getafe CF 2023-24 home shirt is predominantly blue with a faint cross visible on the front, and the club badge placed centrally. A bit of light blue trim is visible on the collar.
The Joma Getafe 2023-2024 away jersey faithfully portrays the monument as it is visible inside the club crest. Predominantly red, it features the cross design in yellow.
Completing the set, the Joma Getafe 2023-2024 third football shirt is light grey with green accents.
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