Internacional 24-25 Away Kit Released
Jun 28, 2024, by Pat
- Kit Release: Internacional's new 2024-2025 away shirt, designed by Adidas, has been launched.
- Design: The away shirt is primarily white with a central red stripe, incorporating red trim on the V-neck collar, shoulder stripes, and other red elements on the sides and back.
- Campaign: The launch campaign celebrates the dedication of Internacional fans who travel to support the team at away games.
Internacional's new away shirt for the 2024-2025 season, designed by Adidas, has been launched today.
Internacional 24-25 Away Kit
This is the new Adidas Internacional away football shirt for 2024-2025.
Based on the 2022 World Cup Adidas template, the Adidas SC Internacional 24-25 away football shirt is predominantly white with a vertical red stripe down the middle.
The shirt features a V-neck collar with red trim and includes red stripes along the shoulders. The sides and back of the Adidas Internacional 24-25 away shirt also incorporate red elements.
Red shorts and socks round off the look of the new Internacional 2024-25 away strip by Adidas.
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The launch campaign for the Internacional 24-25 away kit showcases Internacional fans who accompany the team on every away game and celebrates the dedication of those who travel long distances to support the team.
Internacional 23-24 vs 24-25 Away Kits
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