Lame: Adidas Düsseldorf 23-24 Away Kit Released
- Kit Release: Fortuna Düsseldorf's 23-24 away kit, made by Adidas, was released today, featuring a white design with red accents.
- Design Critique: The kit is considered uninspired and less visually appealing than the previous season's away kit.
- Sponsor Integration: The kit is designed to highlight the new sponsor, Targobank, with its logo prominently displayed in full color.
The long-awaited release of Fortuna Düsseldorf's new 23-24 away kit occurred today, however, it appears to lack inspiration. The Düsseldorf 23-24 away kit is made by Adidas and will be worn in next season's 2. Bundesliga campaign.
Düsseldorf 23-24 Away Kit
This is the new Adidas Fortuna Düsseldorf away jersey for 2023-2024.
The Adidas Düsseldorf 2023-2024 away football shirt has a much more boring design than last season's effort.
Düsseldorf 22-23 vs 23-24 Away Kits
The Adidas Fortuna Düsseldorf 23-24 away shirt is white with red applications. The logo of the new sponsor, Targobank is on the front in full color - at least the red parts of the sponsor match the red applications.
In case you were wondering - the Düsseldorf 23-24 away kit has been created using Adidas' custom 2023 jersey, but the club opted for an uninspired design to give the new sponsor their full attention.
Nürnberg 2021-22 vs Düsseldorf 2023-24 Away Jerseys
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The Adidas Düsseldorf 2023-24 away football shirt is available since July 7, retailing at 90 Euro.
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