FC Südtirol 23-24 Home & Away Kits Released
Aug 12, 2023, by John
We have kit news from the Serie B as the new Mizuno FC Südtirol 2023-2024 home and away jerseys were released recently.
FC Südtirol 23-24 Home Kit
This is the FC Südtirol 23-24 home jersey, made by Mizuno.
As usual, the Mizuno FC Südtirol 2023-24 home shirt is mainly white, featuring red accents on the collar and sleeves. There are also random organic red stripes near the bottom of the kit, as well as on the shoulder tops.
White shorts and socks round off the look of the new FC Südtirol 2023-24 home uniform by Mizuno.
FC Südtirol 23-24 Away Kit
Check out Mizuno's FC Südtirol 2023-24 away jersey below.
Red for the first time since the 2016-17 campaign, the Mizuno FC Südtirol 2023-2024 away shirt has an abstract graphic on the front consisting of various shades of red with different angles and dots.
Mizuno combines the FC Südtirol 23-24 away jersey with red shorts and socks.
The Mizuno FC Südtirol 23-24 home and away jerseys retail at €75.
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