Real Madrid releases home and away kits for 2016-17 term
The champions of Europe Real Madrid releases their new home and away kit for the forthcoming season as they hope to command on the landmass yet again.
Real Madrid releases their new strips on Thursday morning as Zinedine Zidane‘s outfit hope to wind up the main side in history to defend the Champions League. As ever, the white pack is predominately white however dissimilar to a year ago has some simple changes.
Real Madrid releases home and away kits for 2016-17 term
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The most evident outline distinction is the reintroduction of the neckline that was last utilized amid the 2011-12 campaign. The polo neckline, with a catch placket, likewise has ‘Real MADRID‘ weaved on the back.
The white pack is balanced with a blue trim on the sleeves with the Adidas stripes moved from their standard position as well. Regularly on the sleeves, they are situated down the side of the body this time.
Describing the configuration, Adidas says: “Praise the storied history of Los Blancos in this modern men’s football pullover that distinctions the club’s 1902 beginnings.”
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“The shirt Real Madrid players wear when they take the pitch at home, this thin fit polo style is made with reused network fabric and components club points of interest on the back neckline and mid-section.”
The pullover which will cost £74.95 for a men’s copy, or £89.95 for the bona fide shirt, was advanced by Gareth Bale in adidas’ video trailer.
Concerning their away kit, Real have paid tribute to their history with an all-purple outfit. The Spanish mammoths’ first unit in 1902 included purple stripes, and the club’s peak had a purple band until it was changed to blue since the 1998-99 season.
What’s more, the current year’s outline incorporates a white, ribbed crewneck neckline, while the shorts and socks will likewise be purple with a white trim on the last mentioned.
The Real away kit will cost £74.95 while the copy can be purchased for £64.95.
The Bernabeu outfit had not worn a purple pack subsequent to the 2010-11 season when they won the Copa del Rey under Jose Mourinho.