Tigres 24-25 Away Kit - Concept Only
- Concept Clarification: A previously shared Tigres kit design was a concept for a "Spanish April Fool's Day" and not the official design.
- Kit Design: The official 2024-25 Tigres away jersey, made by Adidas, features a curved chest stripe inspired by the new Adidas 2024 template, with the main sponsor within the stripe.
- Sponsor Placement and Availability: The secondary and tertiary sponsors will be moved to the sleeves and shorts, and the jersey will be available for purchase starting July 2024.
Update: The Tigres kit shared by @TigresJersey yesterday was just a concept shared for the "Spanish April Fool's Day" ("día de los Santos Inocentes") on 28 December. The concept should just give an idea of how fans would love the club's kit - with only one main sponsor on the front, placed friendly within the stripe.
The new Tigres away jersey was leaked via Tigres kit experts @TigresJersey. It is made by Adidas and will be worn in the Liga MX.
Tigres 24-25 Away Kit
This is the new Adidas Tigres away shirt for 2024-25.
The Adidas Tigres UANL 24-25 away jersey retuns to the club's classic chest stripe, but with a twist. It is slightly curved, inspired by the new Adidas 2024 template.
What is a big upgrade to the previous Tigres shirts is that the secondary and tertiary sponsors move from the front to the sleeves and shorts. This allows for a cleaner and more premium style, with the Cemex main sponsor placed within the center stripe.
Template-wise, the Adidas Tigres 2024-2025 away football shirt builds on the new Adidas 2024 Tiro model, used by all club and national teams.
A 2006-inspired font completes the Adidas Tigres 2024-25 away football shirt.
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The Adidas Tigres 2024-25 away jersey is available to purchase starting July 2024.
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