The club's sponsor remains King Power, the name of the Thai retail group that is run by Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, but the sponsor for next season has now been confirmed as FBS, an online trading company.
It's a mint kit. Leicester's new away kit features a mint green shirt, with differing shaded squares in a checked pattern and navy blue features. It will be paired with navy blue shorts and mint socks. Both shirts have been modelled in partnership with first-team players from the men's and women's teams, supporters, and members of the Leicestershire community and beyond.
The full red kit represents power, complemented by the injection of energy in the form of the glow of bright crimson, with the bolted pinstripes representing this sense of danger and is made from per cent recycled polyester fabric. The club have also unveiled a striking new away strip for the new campaign. The kit is a nod to a cult classic of the season with its off-white stone and teal colours.
Curtis Jones, said: "I think the fans will love this one. It's a perfect reflection of the city and you can see the inspiration throughout the design with a throwback to the 90s. For this season's third kit, Liverpool will wear a bright yellow shirt with red checkaboard trim and features. It draws inspiration from The Kop and the community who have become the authentic voice of the club.
A club statement read: "The bold yellow jersey is representative of the club's rich history in the colour. The red-and-yellow chequered trim on the collar draws on the passion of The Kop and the flags that fill the stands, while pinstripes highlight the tight bond between the club and its community.
The memory of the legendary season is seen through the new home kit as a striking all-over repeated graphic of a digital clock, paying tribute to the remarkable generation of players and the last-minute strike that sealed the league in a way no football fan could ever have predicted.
When the goal went in, we knew we had just seen greatness, something special," Sky Sports' Micah Richards told the club's website. Less water used to create the kit. More water for communities in need.
Man City are also using their away kit as a force for good. It honours the club's global charity initiative, Cityzens Giving, and has partnered with water technology company Xylem to shine a light on water, sanitation and hygiene, and clean water access for communities in need. The white shirt has features in an ombre style, moving from pinks and purples into aqua and dark green colours. It will also feature water droplets throughout the design and is made using Dope Dye manufacturing process to reduce the amount of water and dye used during production.
Manchester United's eagerly-awaited new adidas home shirt was unveiled on July 15, taking inspiration from the home kits from the s. The club website says: "TeamViewer's name adorns the shirt, beneath the adidas logo and iconic Manchester United crest, to make this home shirt feel like an instant classic, whilst the ribbed collar and cuffs lock in comfort and a heritage feel.
The shirt is a simple design, with gold trimmings throughout and a gold devil on the shirt, shorts and socks. There is a nod to the past about Man Utd's away kit, a recreation of the iconic 'snowflake' jersey of - one of the most popular kits in the club's history. The new changed threads are described as a "celebration of youth, defiance and the next generation. Jadon Sancho and Paul Pogba were among those to model the white and blue shirt design, which is accompanied by blue shorts and 'snowflake' socks.
Newcastle's new Castore home shirt references the famous jersey worn during the 'Entertainers' era of the mids, featuring a retro-inspired black and white shirt with a mandarin collar. The new design contains a black stripe down the shirt's centre, wider white stripes either side and large black side panels, with light blue accents beneath the collar buttons and across the back to compliment the colour of the scroll on the club's famous crest. As a nod to the club's fans, the words 'Black and White Army' adorn the inside of the collar, while the Castore slogan 'Better Never Stops' is inscribed at the base of the shirt.
Traditional black shorts with a thin white and light blue side stripe and black socks which feature a white turnover and light blue trim completes the kit. Newcastle have also unveiled a new black, grey and gold away kit which features distinctive horizontal stripes across the shirt, with a sleek white and gold collar.
For matches where the shorts and socks may clash, there will be alternate gold shorts and gold socks available to the first team. Norwich City have revealed their new Joma home kit with the design featuring a nod to the club's famous Canaries nickname - the green sleeve pattern inspired by the wings of the canary on the crest. Other detailing, across the predominantly yellow body, include a green panel across the top of the shoulders and a vertical strip under each arm down to the hip.
Woven into the collar of the shirt are the club's six values - growth, integrity, belonging, resilience, pride and commitment. Good morning! The Gunners released their away kit as the first of their latest strips on May 18, with the banana-yellow number available for purchase beginning May The shirt is a nod to the club's 50th anniversary of winning the double in and sports a throwback, retro nod to yesteryear. The most significant change is that, as a nod to Arsenal's past, the cannon will replace the club crest at the front of the shirt.
Feeling fresh. This is club DNA you can wear with pride. The kit is a bit boring, let's be honest. I'm not a massive fan of the navy collar and sleeve cuffs. The cannon on the shirt looks great but I'm not a fan of the colour at all. It would look a lot better if it was a darker shade. The Adidas logo is two-colored, just as on all other Adidas Elite third kits," Footy Headlines' description of the kit reads.
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