How the Milan 24-25 Home, Away & Third Kits Could Look
Mar 19, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Home Kit: The 24-25 home jersey will maintain the traditional red and black colors and likely feature a gold Milan crest for the club's 125th anniversary.
- Away Kit: The 24-25 away jersey will be predominantly white, with the accent color yet to be determined.
- Third Kit: The 24-25 third jersey will be mainly grey, similar to the 03-04 third kit but with a more modern shade, and a different accent color from the mock-up.
Based on our leaks, FIFA graphics modder @Rode1Kits has created mock-ups of the Atletico Madrid 24-25 kits to see how they would look.
Milan 24-25 Home Kit
The new Milan's new 24-25 home jersey will still use the traditional red/black colors and is likely to have the Milan gold crest to celebrate the 125th anniversary of the club's founding.
Milan 24-25 Home Kit to Have Gold Logos?
Milan 24-25 home kit mock-up by @Rode1Kits may resemble the actual kit.
Milan 24-25 Away Kit
The new AC Milan's new 2024-2025 away jersey will have white as its main color, but we don't know what the accent color will be.
Milan 24-25 Away Kit to Be White
The Milan 24-25 away shirt by @Rode1Kits has only the main color correct, the other elements are completely speculative. We still don't know what the accent color is.
Milan 24-25 Third Kit
Footy Headlines has been told that the new Milan 2024-25 third shirt will be predominantly grey, reminiscent of their 03-04 third shirt, but with a more modern shade of grey.
Milan to Bring Back Grey for 24-25 Season
The actual AC Milan 24-25 third kit will have a different accent color than the @Rode1Kits kit mock-up.
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The AC Milan 2024-25 home kit is expected to be released in May/June 2024, the away kit in June/July 2024 and the third kit in early August 2024.
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