Yellow Nightmare: LASK 23-24 Home Kit Voted Worst Football Kit of May 2023 Ahead of Juventus and Dortmund
Jun 17, 2023, by Chris
- Worst Kit: The LASK 2023-24 home kit was voted the worst kit of May 2023 with 38.2% of the 2,338 votes due to its yellow sleeves caused by the Raiffeisen Bank sponsor.
- Second Worst: The Adidas Juventus 2023-24 home kit came in second place with 17.9% of the votes, facing criticism for its unconventional zebra stripe design.
- Third Worst: The Puma Dortmund 2023-24 home kit was third in the rankings, securing 16.2% of the votes despite being voted for by the fans, due to unpopular design choices.
Update: The result of the worst kit of May 2023 are finally in, shedding light on the kits that failed to impress fans. They have been determined based on 2,338 responses by you.
Worst Kit of May 2023 - Results
Worst Kit of May 2023 - Full Results - 2,338 Responses
- In-House LASK 2023-24 Home - 38.2% (894 responses)
- Adidas Juventus 2023-24 Home - 17.9% (419 responses)
- Puma Dortmund 2023-24 Home - 16.2% (380 responses)
- Nike Ferencváros 2023-24 Home - 3.8% (90 responses)
- Nike Wolfsburg 2023-24 Home - 3.6% (85 responses)
- Adidas Bayern München 2023-24 Home - 7.4% (173 responses)
- Nike RB Leipzig 2023-24 Home - 2.2% (52 responses)
- Nike Sporting 2023-24 Home - 2.2% (51 responses)
- Puma Girona 2023-24 Home - 1.8% (41 responses)
- Nike NAC Breda 2023-24 Home - 4.9% (114 responses)
- Puma AFC Borrow 2023-24 Home - 0.7% (16 responses)
- Nike San Lorenzo 2023 Third - 1.0% (23 responses)
Claiming the title of the worst kit with a significant majority of the votes is the In-House LASK 2023-24 Home kit, which garnered 38.2% of the total votes. The kit faced harsh criticism for having yellow sleeves because of the main sponsor Raiffeisen Bank. Indeed, it is not even made by a regular kit maker but by another sponsor, BWT (BestWater Technology). Therefore, the logos on the sleeves are pink.
The second in the rankings is the Adidas Juventus 2023-24 Home kit, with 17.9% of the votes. Fans expressed disappointment with the unique Zebra stripes design by Adidas - many would have preferred classic black and white stripes, and no yellow applications.
Puma Dortmund's 2023-24 Home kit secured the third spot in the poll, receiving 16.3% of the votes. And that despite it was voted by fans - however, the whole process for the BVB 23-24 home kit vote was surely not implemented perfectly - the 9 designs pre-selected by the club were already not popular among many.
With the beginning of the kit release season, Footy Headlines have launched an engaging poll, inviting football fans from around the world to cast their votes for the Worst Football Kit of the Month.
Worst Football Kit of May 2023 - Nike Dominate Pre-Selection
The May 2023 Worst Kit Pre-Selection is dominated by the big brands, with Nike responsible for 6 of our 12 least-liked kits.
The count of brands in the kits is as follows:
- Puma: 3 (Puma Dortmund, Puma Girona, Puma AFC Borrow)
- Nike: 6 (Nike NAC Breda, Nike Ferencváros, Nike San Lorenzo, Nike RB Leipzig, Nike Sporting, Nike Wolfsburg)
- Adidas: 2 (Adidas Juventus, Adidas Bayern München)
- In-House: 1 (LASK)
Four kits that have been disliked by the majority include some yellow.
An exception of the usual liked/disliked combos is the black, gold and white Nike San Lorenzo 2023 third kit - it is based on an old Nike teamwear kit.
The worst kit for many is the new home kit of Austrian club LASK. The club's classic white and black stripes have a unique twist that may be subject to personal preference. What destroys it are the yellow sleeves, which are yellow because of... their sponsor Raiffeisen Bank.
Which kit did you like the least in May 2023, and why? Leave a comment below.
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The new FC Vaduz 2026-27 home, away, and third kits have been officially unveiled. Made by Puma, the shirts will be worn during the club's upcoming Swiss Super League campaign following their recent promotion to the top flight.
The Puma FC Vaduz 2026-27 home kit updates the club's traditional split front panel design by replacing the former burgundy half with a clean white section.
Completing the collection, the Puma FC Vaduz 2026-27 away and third kits were launched shortly after the home shirt to offer alternative looks for the team's travels.
Adidas Besiktas Vs Nike Besiktas 26-27 Kits
Besiktas today released their 2026-2027 Nike kits. Due to the late agreement of the deal, the club received not fully bespoke looks - Adidas had already prepared bespoke designs for Besiktas.
Cádiz 26-27 Home Kit Leaked
The new Cádiz CF 2026-27 home kit has been leaked by local journalist Carlos Sacaluga, providing a first look at the club's inaugural design by their new supplier, Kappa.
The shirt features a remarkably simple, polo-style aesthetic in the club's traditional yellow and blue colors.
Following its appearance online, the minimalist design has drawn a largely negative reaction from supporters, with many criticizing the kit for looking more like a basic polo shirt than a bespoke football jersey.
Puma Model for Marseille 2026-27 Away Kit Has "Paris" Tattoo
Puma's promotional campaign for the new Olympique Marseille 2026-27 away kit has sparked controversy and amusement online after eagle-eyed fans spotted a "Paris" tattoo on the arm of one of the models.
The images, which quickly circulated on social media, show the model wearing the new Marseille away shirt with the word "Paris" clearly visible on his forearm, a major faux pas given the fierce rivalry between OM and Paris Saint-Germain. While some fans initially suspected the images were edited, reports suggest the tattoo was visible in official promotional materials and on the club's site before potentially being retouched on Puma's official store.
Tonbridge Angels 26-27 Third Kit Released
English National League South side Tonbridge Angels have officially revealed their new 2026-27 third kit, produced by Hope & Glory. Chosen by a vote among the club's owners, the new third shirt features a lilac base color.
