Feyenoord 24-25 Home Kit Revealed
Jul 1, 2024, by Phan Tich Giay
- Kit Design: The Feyenoord 24-25 home kit features a traditional half-and-half design with red on the right and white on the left, and contrasting sleeves.
- Inspiration: The kit has flowing lines inspired by the water that is closely connected to Rotterdam.
- Availability: The kit will be available for purchase from July 12th.
Update: Confirming our leak, Feyenoord has officially revealed their 24-25 home kit, with flowing lines inspired by the water that is inextricably linked to Rotterdam. It will be available from 12 July.
Feyenoord's new 2024-2025 home uniform will still feature the traditional half-and-half design
Feyenoord 24-25 Home Kit
This is the new Castore Feyenoord home jersey for 2024-2025.
The Castore Feyenoord Rotterdam 24-25 football shirt is a half-and-half design with red on the right and white on the left. The sleeves have contrasting colours with white on the right and red on the left.
The round collar and cuffs are both black.
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The Castore Feyenoord Rotterdam 2024-2025 home shirt will be available from July 12.
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