The David Beckham #32 Milan shirt is now available for pre-order.

David Beckham has completed his loan move to Milan and will be wearing the #32 shirt through his short stay at the club.

You will be able to buy the official David Beckham Milan Shirt from our partners Subside Sports in January. To be the first to get your hands on the Beckham shirt (pictures below) sign up to our email updates (end of this article) to be notified the instant the Beckham #32 Milan shirt is available.

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River Plate’s 08/09 home shirt, manufactured by Adidas. Is it just me or is this really plain and boring:

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Newcastle United’s third kit for 08/09 is silver. Yes, silver. Looks better than light blue or purple, but I don’t think it’ll look that great on the pitch.

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Milan’s 08/09 third kit, like the away kit, is fairly similar to last year’s 3rd kit with a slight change in the stripe pattern and going with half stripes instead of full stripes on the sleeves.

If they’re in mourning for missing out on the Champions League, maybe they should’ve taken them off instead (stripes, not shirts)?

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For Real Madrid fans - a special edition of the 08/09 home kit celebrating the title-winning 07/08 season:

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Argentina’s 08/09 away shirt is dark navy blue and features the traditional Adidas lines and stripes down the sides and on the sleeves.

Argentina will be wearing this kit for their 2010 World Cup qualifying campaign.

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Chelsea’s 08/09 home GK shirt is all part of Abramovich’s and Kenyon’s plan to build the ultimate success machine in football.

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Liverpool’s home goalie kit for the 08/10 period is probably their best looking kit for the new season (considering the grey and green oddities that are being passed off as the away and third kits, and the bland redoing of the home kit).

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AC Milan’s 08/09 away shirt is based on the same style as the 07/08 away shirt, except with half-stripes on the sleeves and a different collar.

Adidas really worked hard on this one…

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Not sure whether to laugh, cringe or cry:

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Chelsea’s 08/09 third shirt is - ta da - yellow. Not electric yellow but mango yellow. If you’ve never had mangoes, well, it’s the brightest natural yellow you can find, and it’s so yellow that you can’t help mistake it for anything else.

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Hamburg’s 3rd kit (Euro kit) is out and while it’s a ‘downgrade’ from last year’s all-red top, it’s not *that* bad.

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The Ajax 2008/2009 home shirt was released earlier this month:

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Real Madrid’s 08/09 away kit is blue and looks smashing.

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Hamburg HSV’s preparations for the new 08/09 season sees them stick to the same home and 3rd kits as last season (white with red pinstripes for the home shirt and a solid red for the 3rd) and a new away shirt (HSV are sponsored by Adidas) featuring a similar style to the half-and-half shirts that other European teams have launched this summer (including Barcelona (Nike) and Blackburn (Umbro)).

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