Zaragoza 23-24 Special-Edition Pre-Match Shirt Released - Inspired by the 1992-93 Away Kit
Mar 21, 2024, by Pat
- Inspiration: The Zaragoza special-edition pre-match shirt is inspired by their 1992-93 away kit.
- Design: The shirt is blue with Adidas' signature 3 Stripes on the right shoulder and a centrally placed logo.
- Usage and Availability: The shirt is only for pre-match warmups, not official games, and it was released on March 21st for €60.
Spanish side Zaragoza today released a special-edition pre-match shirt inspired by the 1992-93 shirt. It is based on the Fortore 23 template, which retails at €30.
Zaragoza 23-24 Special-Edition Pre-Match Shirt
This is the Zaragoza 2023-2024 special-edition football shirt, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Real Zaragoza 2023-24 90s shirt is blue with the standout feature being the 3 Stripes on the right shoulder. Also notable is the fact that the Adidas logo is placed centrally on the chest.
The design of the new jersey is closely inspired by the 1992-93 away shirt, pictured above.
Available since March 21, the Adidas Zaragoza 2023-2024 special-edition jersey retails at €60.
The new Zaragoza shirt will apparently no be worn in official matches and instead only for the pre-match warmup. It was debuted ahead of the game against Espanyol last Saturday.
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