No More Nike - Kelme Chinese Guangzhou FC 2024 Home & Away Kits Released
Jan 30, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Sponsor Change: Guangzhou FC is ending their 17-year partnership with Nike, and Kelme will be their new shirt sponsor starting in 2024.
- Kit Designs: The 2024 home kit is red with patterns inspired by the Nanpu Bridge, while the away kit is white, featuring the Canton Tower.
- Fan Vote: Guangzhou and Kelme held a design vote, where fans got to choose from three home and three away designs before the final kits were selected.
Update: After more than a month of fan voting, Kelme has officially launched the Guangzhou FC's 2024 home and away kits.
Chinese giants Guangzhou FC will end their 17-year partnership with Nike in 2024. Kelme will replace Nike as the shirt sponsor of Guangzhou FC from 2024.
Guangzhou FC 2024 Home Kit
Check out Kelme's Guangzhou FC 2024 home football shirt below.
The Kelme Guangzhou FC 2024 home jersey has a main colour of red and unique patterns on the front, seemingly inspired by the Nanpu Bridge (Shanghai).
Guangzhou FC 2024 Away Kit
This is the new Kelme Guangzhou FC away shirt for 2024.
The Kelme Guangzhou FC 2024 away jersey is predominantly white, with the Canton Tower of Guangzhou as the highlight. The collar and cuffs are dark red, but the cuffs also have a thin orange line down the middle.
Guangzhou FC x Kelme 2024 Kit Vote
Guangzhou x Kelme held a design vote for the 2024 season with three home and three away kits. The final design will be announced in late December.
After 17 years as Guangzhou's kit supplier, Nike will end its contract in 2024. Kelme makes first appearance as Guangzhou FC kit supplier
Check out all Guangzhou kits on Football Kit Archive.
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White detailing completes the look, with the Nike Swoosh on the right chest and the ABANCA main sponsor printed cleanly across the center.
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The error quickly sparked outrage among Gooners in the comment section. Big thanks to @jerseystory_vn for spotting the mistake and creating the graphic.
