Following the design from their 09/10 Home Shirt and the 09/10 Goalkeeper Shirt, an image of the Manchester United’s 09/10 away shirt has been leaked. From the look of it, the shirt is black with the V shaped stripe in light blue. The club’s crest and the manufacturer, Nike, logo on the stripe and the sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt.

The shirt is not yet revealed officially but as soon as it is available in the market, Soccerlens will bring it for you.

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Sergio Aguero in Atletico Madrid 09/10 Shirt

The leaks were a hundred percent acurate. Images for the Atletico Madrid home and away shirts were revealed recently. The Shirts are manufactured by Nike.

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Nike and Arsenal have released an image of Emmanuel Adebayor riding Cesc Fabregas wearing Arsenal’s third kit for the 2009/2010 season. The third shirt is pretty much like Arsenal’s Away Shirt but in white with seemingly black vertical lines all over it. They will be wearing black shorts with Arsenal-red linings on the side.

The club crest on the right of the shirt, the manufacturer logo on the left, the club sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt and a Barclays Premier League patch on the left sleeve.

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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.

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The Nike manufactured Werder Bremen away and third shirt have been leaked and it is surely one of the best leaks so far. Not that the shirt is out-class or something, just an average-looking chick is wearing it.

Away
The away shirt is white with orange horizontal stripes on it and the traditional green collar and end-of-sleeves.
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Manchester United has revealed their home kits recently. We have covered the 09/10 United Home Kit already but I personally think that the goalie’s kit looks much better than the home kit.

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Werder Bremen has already announced that they will have the mega-brand Nike manufacture their kits. They also announced that the kit will officially be released on 2nd July, 2009. Kappa used to manufacture Bremen’s kit until the 08/09 season.

From the preview, the dominant colors seems to be the traditional green and white. It seems like the shirt will be green and the sleeves will be white with green ends.

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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!

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Fulham has recently revealed their Nike manufactured home 2009/2010 kits. The shirt is white with black sleeves and and a black mock collar with a white stripe from the collar all the way down to the end of the sleeve. The shorts are black with a hint of white at the bottom and the socks will be white.

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Note: This shirt is available at Subside Sports and you can personalize it by having your own name or the name of the player of your choice printed on the back, your choice of official sleeve patch and the FIFA Club World Cup Champions 2008 patch.

The blue full-sleeves away shirt for the 2008/2009 season of Manchester United can be completely personalized and ordered to be delivered at your doorstep. The Nike manufactured shirt is plain blue.

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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.

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One of the bigger clubs from Italy, Juventus wore a golden away kit with a white collar. The manufacturer, Nike, logo on the right of the chest, the club crest on the right and the sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt.

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Manchester United, under Sir Alex Ferguson, won the 2008 Club World Cup… I know old news but today Soccerlens presents the Manchester United 08/09 3rd shirt with the 2008 World Club Champions patch; courtesy of Subside Sports.

The shirt is blue with the manufacturer logo, Nike, on the left chest, the World Club Champions patch in the center, the club crest on the left and the sponsor logo in the middle of the shirt.

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Note: Barça’s 09/10 home shirt is available for purchase at Kitbag. Pictures and more info after the jump.

The 2008/2009 La Liga and Copa Del Rey champions Barcelona will go back to the traditional multiple striped shirt next season. The number of stripes seems to be the only difference in the shirt. The shirt features the Barça crest on the left of the shirt, the Nike logo on the right, the Unicef logo in the middle of the shirt and the LFP logo on the right sleeve.

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Note: The new Barça 09/10 away shirt is up for grab.

The current yellow away kit of Barcelona will be discontinued the following year. So, in the 2009/2010 season the away color is somewhere between orange and pink. The club crest on the left of the chest, the Nike logo on the right and the Unicef logo in the middle of the shirt. This season’s La Liga winners have an astounding goal difference of 70, scoring almost three goals in every game at an average. They probably have the highest goal difference in the world or at least in Europe right now.

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