Special FC Copenhagen 24-25 Champions Kit Released
- Kit Release: FC Copenhagen has launched a special gold jersey made by Adidas to commemorate their 2024-25 Danish Superliga championship.
- Design Details: The jersey features a classic white base with bold gold vertical stripes, gold logos, gold Adidas stripes on the shoulders, and gold sponsor branding.
- Availability and Price: The Adidas FC Copenhagen 24-25 Champions shirt has been available since May 26 and retails for 200 EUR.
A few days ago, FC Copenhagen released a special gold jersey to celebrate the club's champions in the 2024–25 Danish Superliga. Made by Adidas, this shirt marks a golden moment in the club’s history.
FC Copenhagen 24-25 Champions Kit
This is the Copenhagen 24-25 Champions jersey, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Copenhagen 2024-25 Champions shirt is based on the club’s classic white home base but elevated with bold gold details. Vertical gold stripes dominate the front, paired with gold logos, the Adidas 3 Stripes on the shoulders, and gold sponsor branding.
The back of the shirt is mostly plain white, with the gold striping continuing near the bottom hem.
This design celebrates Copenhagen’s triumph in a classy, trophy-inspired style, with players proudly showing off their medals alongside the Adidas Copenhagen 24-25 Champions jersey.
FC Copenhagen 24-25 Champions Goalkeeper Kit
The Adidas FC Copenhagen 24-25 Champions shirt is available since May 26, retailing at 200 EUR.
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