AZ Alkmaar 24-25 Away Kit Released
- Kit Details: AZ Alkmaar's new 24-25 away jersey is a white and black Nike design, customized by the club.
- Design Inspiration: The jersey features an image of the Zaanse Schans, known for its windmills, on the lower part.
- Availability: The away kit is available for purchase since July 26, retailing at 80 Euro.
AZ's new 24-25 away jersey was released today. It is made by Nike (and customized by the club) and will be worn in next season's Eredivisie campaign.
AZ Alkmaar 24-25 Away Kit
This is the new Nike AZ Alkmaar away football shirt for 24-25.
The Nike AZ Alkmaar 2024-25 away jersey pays tribute to the Zaanse Schans, which is famous for its traditional windmills.
The Nike AZ Alkmaar 24-25 away shirt is white and black, without any other colors. The standout feature is an image of the Zaanse Schans on the lower part, added by the club.
Template-wise, the Nike AZ 2024-2025 away football shirt uses the Nike Trophy V teamwear shirt as the base.
AZ Alkmaar 23-24 vs 24-25 Away Kits
AZ Alkmaar 23-24 Special vs 24-25 Away Kits
Indeed, AZ already practiced adding an image to create a custom teamwear kit earlier this year with a limited-edition kit. Now, the club has transformed it into a regular release.
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