FC Utrecht 24-25 Fourth Kit Released
Apr 8, 2025, by Chris
- Kit Design: The FC Utrecht 2024-25 fourth kit is a "nostalgic" design by Castore, inspired by the club's jerseys from the 1980s, featuring a red base, white sleeves, and a white band with a blue sponsor logo.
- Kit Debut: FC Utrecht will first wear the new fourth kit in their Eredivisie match against FC Groningen on April 13th, designated as "Legends Day".
- Kit Availability: The Castore FC Utrecht 2024-2025 fourth shirt is available for purchase online and in the FC Utrecht Fanshop for €85, with season ticket holders receiving a 25% discount.
FC Utrecht and technical partner Castore have launched a "nostalgic" fourth kit for the 2024-25 season that pays homage to the club's successful period during the 1980s.
FC Utrecht will debut its new 2024-25 fourth kit during its Eredivisie match against FC Groningen on April 13th, which has been designated as "Legends Day" at Stadion Galgenwaard.
FC Utrecht 24-25 Fourth Kit
This is the new Castore Utrecht fourth jersey for 2024-25.
The Castore FC Utrecht 2024-25 fourth shirt is inspired by the jerseys worn between 1983-1989, when the club lifted the KNVB Cup. It features a predominantly red base with white raglan sleeves and a distinctive white horizontal band across the chest bearing the "Conclusion | Digital Transformation" sponsor logo in blue - similar as it has been in the 1980s with the blue Nissan logo.
The Castore FC Utrecht 2024-2025 fourth shirt was unveiled through a special photoshoot at the historic Slot Zuylen featuring club legends and current players.
The Castore FC Utrecht 2024-2025 fourth football shirt is available now online and in the FC Utrecht Fanshop for €85, with season ticket holders receiving a 25% discount.
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