Ghana 2024-2025 Home & Away Kits Released
- Kit Release: Ghana's 2024-25 home and away jerseys have been released by Puma as part of their African Nations collection, honoring Ghanaian heritage.
- Home Kit Design: The home kit is predominantly white with a central black star and incorporates traditional Adinkra symbols.
- Away Kit Design: The away kit features a vibrant yellow base with a radiating black star and Ghanaian cultural motifs on the sleeves and sides.
Ghana's new 2024-25 home and away jerseys were released today, as part of Puma's new African Nations collection. The Ghana 24-25 home and away uniforms honor Ghanaian heritage.
Ghana 2024-2025 Home Kit
Check out Puma's Ghana 2024-2025 home shirt below.
The Puma Ghana 2024-2025 home football shirt is predominantly white with a striking black star at its center—a symbol synonymous with Ghana’s national identity. Complementing this is an intricate pattern inspired by traditional Adinkra symbols, reflecting the country’s rich culture.
Ghana 2022 vs 2024 Home Kits
Ghana 2024-2025 Away Kit
This is the Ghana 2024-25 away jersey, made by Puma.
For the Puma Ghana 24-25 away jersey, Puma has chosen a vibrant yellow base, also centered with a large black star that radiates outward. The design incorporates Ghanaian cultural motifs on the sleeves and sides.
Ghana 2022 vs 2024 Away Kits
Check out classic Ghana kits on Football Kit Archive
Available since November 15, the Puma Ghana 24-25 home and away football shirts retail at 95 Euro.
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