Kaka move to Real Madrid has broken all football transfer records and set the stage for a high-spending transfer window dominated by marquee signings.
You’ve already seen the 09/10 Real Madrid home shirt, and now you can pre-order your very own Madrid shirt for next season with Kaka’s name and number (eight) on Kitbag.
Recently a number of Scottish Premier League clubs revealed their kits. We have already seen Celtic’s attempt at tradition, which by the way is brilliant in my view. Here we have put together as many of the Scottish 2009/2010 kits we could get our hands on.
The Adidas manufactured Chelsea away kit is available in the market now. The shirt has horizontal stripes in two shades of blue and yellow pin-stripes on the shoulder. The kit can be bought from Kitbag:
Manchester United’s new 09/10 home shirt seems to be plain red with a black stripe on the front and black collar, white shorts and a red stripe going down the sides. It’s the last season AIG will be sponsoring Manchester United, but that’s a different story.
From the leaked images we had before, it seemed like Nike was trying to milk the historical aspect as much as they could, while keeping the kit’s design to be both historically relevant and fashionable, as it was evident by the attempt to design a schoolgirl uniform with the white V and full collar.
That does not seem to be the case! Whatever the case might be, you can now pre-order your Manchester United 2009/2010 kits from Kitbag. Don’t forget, you heard it on Soccerlens!
Newcastle United revealed their super secret weapon that they are planning to use to get back in the Premiership. They’ll be using this to win all their away games without any problem at all and hopefully their home kit will help them just enough to top the league with flying colors and come back in the Premiership and create havoc for all their opponents. Watch out England, Newcastle is going to be unleashed on 8th August, 2009! Adidas is responsible for all of this.
The Confederations Cup 2009 is right around the corner, starting from 14th June, 2009 in South Africa. Brazil is the defending Confederations Cup champions winning the trophy back in 2005, whereas Italy is the reigning World Cup champions and Spain is the reigning Euro Cup champions. We have already covered Italy’s Confederations Cup 2009 Shirt and the Spain’s Confederations Cup 2009 Shirt.
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On 4th June, 2009 Umbro and Manchester City announce a ten-year brand partnership. The new City kits will go on sale on 18th July, 2009. City broke off their deal with Le Coq Sportif and revealed their new 2009/2010 kits with Umbro with the announcement.
This is not the first time Umbro will be manufacturing kits for City. Some 75 years ago, Umbro supplied kits for City when City won the 1934 FA Cup final. Today, the company and the club are trying to revive those memories and pay tribute to the 1934 win by wearing the old kits with the modern touch. From the images Umbro has revealed, it seems like they’ve come up with one of the better retro football shirts coming out this season… After all, Umbro is a subsidiary of Nike.
Images and descriptions after the jump…
Everton has launched their 2009/2010 season home shirt and it will be launched on 27th June, 2009.
Everton has shifted to Le Coq Sportif from Umbro from the upcoming season and they’re paying their tribute to the 1983-85 seasons when Everton won the FA Cup, the English First Division and European Cup Winners Cup.
Their 1983-85 shirt is pictured on the right. Their 2009-10 shirt looks pretty much the same like their 83-85 shirt and the only difference would be the end of the sleeves, the sponsor logo and the new club crest.
Update: Order your pair from Kitbag; deliveries start from 9th June, 2009. Also, get a chance to win Messi signed football shoes.
Adidas has recently revealed their new F50i football boot which is to be launched on 9th June, 2009. They’ve revealed the Lionel Messi trailer featuring the French legend Zinedine Zidane.
Without further ado, the all new Messi trailer, imagery and information about the contest:
In the 2009/2010 season, one of the bigger clubs from Spain, Barcelona, won three trophies: The Copa Del Rey, La Liga and the Champions League. Not only that, Barcelona had a massive goal difference of 70 in the league and their front three players (Samuel Eto’o, Lionel Messi and Theirry Henry) scored over a 100 goals together in all competitions. Also, Barça beat Real Madrid 6-2 at Bernebue; breaking the previous worst defeat at home for Madrid.
Before the Champions League final, there was a talk about Manchester United and Barça, both being the deserving winners of the final. But, after watching Barcelona completely out-playing United, it was pretty clear who the deserving champions of Europe.
After a healthy competition towards the end when Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United all had chances of grabbing the Premier League title. All threw away all their chances but one and that one stood champion of the Premiership 2008/2009 - Manchester United. United’s local rivals, Manchester City currently sit at th 10th spot. All teams have one last game to play in the 2008/2009 season and then there’s another one of the last games of this season: The Champions League final - The champions of Spain, Barcelona vs. the champions of England, Manchester United.
To celebrate United’s 18th overall and 3rd consecutive League win, Kitbag has launched a special range for all you United fans. The range features cool football shirts, caps, scarfs, 08/09 shirts of the proud players and much more. Better check out the range, I’m sure you’ll like it.
Note: The 08/09 Everton shirt is half price. Get yours NOW!
The plain blue shirt with a white collar and a hint of white on the sides of the shirt is manufactured by Umbro for Everton. The shirt has the Umbro logo on the right chest, club crest on the left chest and the sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt.
The short is white with blue outline on the end of the shorts, the club crest on the right leg and the manufacturer logo on the left leg. The socks are also white with blue top, another blue blue and white strip under it and between the top and the stripe, there’s an Umbro logo.
Note: The 09/10 Liverpool away kit is released on 13th May. ORDER NOW!
Liverpool’s current away and third kits are simply horrible. Liverpool fans might think differently but deep down inside they know it dang well, it’s a horrible kit. Out of all the colors known to mankind, Adidas and Liverpool could come up with the weirdest shade of green and that wonderful gray. But this year they have made a better away kit with better colors, black and gold.
Note: The Chelsea 09/10 home shirt is released on 1st May. You can order it through Kitbag here.
The Chelsea shirt for 09/10 season is manufactured by Adidas of course. This shirt is said to be based on the ‘cycling top’ but looks more like a shirt that has been made from a bra to me. Anyways, that’s not the point here. This shirt doesn’t carry a zipper like a lot of people had thought it did. It seems like it does but it does not… Deceitful, eh?
Soccer tshirts are both popular and a tough sell - with everyone and their mother putting up soccer tees for sale through their sites, differentiating yourself in the market, providing quality and driving sales can be a difficult proposition.
Our friends at Bumpy Pitch have solved the problem with some style - their soccer t shirts collection is, in their words, “a retrospective look back at the teams that have played a part in shaping the sport of soccer in the United States”.
This historical positioning makes for simple yet quality soccer shirts that stay true to traditional US sports tees culture and give their wearers a sense of history and belonging to the beautiful game.
Here’s a quick look at some of their best shirts:
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