The Russian champions, Rubin Kazan is currently wearing Nike manufactured kits but their deal expires with the 2009/2010 kits. They have now signed a deal with Nike’s British subsidiary Umbro. The deal will end in 2012. ABM SPORT, the Umbro representative in Russia, said that the new shirt will be unique and manufactured using the latest football shirt technology.
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Here is a list of football clubs (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga, MLS and other renowned clubs) and national teams and their kit manufacturers:
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Rangers and Umbro has revealed their third 2009/2010 kits. The shirt, shorts and the socks are plain white. Except for a thin blue and black stripe on the socks.
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Sweden wears a dark blue away shirt which has blue and yellow hints all over it. Actually, they’re just repeating the away 2008/2009 kits.You must have already seen the Sweden 09/10 Home Shirt, here on Soccerlens. Sweden wears Umbro manufactured kits.
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Ireland wears Umbro, a subsidiary of Nike. We have already shown you the Ireland 08/10 Home Shirt and the Ireland 09/10 Third Shirt. Here’s the shirt from the Irish away 2009/2010 kits:
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Lyon shares Group E with Debreceni VSC, Fiorentina and Liverpool. They will kick-off their Champions League journey on 16th of September against Fiorentina. They were third in Ligue 1 last season after winning it seven times on the trot (2002-2008). The fans did not take the third position too well.
Recently, Lyon has revealed a third shirt which will be worn on the away fixtures in the domestic league or in the European competitions when needed. It is a dark blue shirt manufactured by the English manufacturers Umbro.
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As the World Cup qualifiers progress towards the end, Ireland has revealed their Umbro manufactured third shirt. You must have already seen the Ireland 08/10 Home Shirt and here is the third shirt:
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Update: The English away shirt now available for just £9.99! Scroll down for more information
Well after much anticipation the newest Away kit for England has been unveiled…wow…this is not what I was expecting at all. With all the hype surrounding the kit I thought it would be more of a classic looking kit and less of a train wreck.
Let’s start with what I like about the kit. Having the “Three Lions” crest in the center is a shot back to the older days. It’s a nice touch, and sticking with the solid red has become a staple for England’s away kits. Aside from those I could not find much that I liked with it.
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Update: Scroll down to see City’s third shirt and pre-order information.
On 4th June, 2009 Umbro and Manchester City announced a ten-year brand partnership. City broke off their deal with Le Coq Sportif and revealed their new 2009/2010 kits with the announcement. The new City kits were completely revealed on their official website.
This is not the first time Umbro will be manufacturing kits for City. Some 75 years ago, Umbro supplied kits for City when they 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. Just like the images suggested, these kits are one of the simplest and one of the best out of all the kits revealed so far this summer… After all, Umbro is a subsidiary of Nike.
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Malaga will kick off their brand new La Liga season on August 30th, 2009 at home against Atletico Madrid. In recent times, they have been relegated a number of times from Spain’s Primera Liga.
Here are the Umbro manufactured home 2009/2010 kits (they will continue this kit in the 2010/2011 season as well):
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Sunderland uses Umbro manufactured sports goods and here’s what their away 2009/2010 kits will look like:
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Blackburn will wear the Umbro manufactured 2009/2010 kits and this will be their home shirt:
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Birmingham revealed their 2009/2010 kits for the Premier League. The kits are manufactured by Umbro.
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The home shirt is typically royal blue with a white panel across the chest and a white collar.
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If you watched the England versus Holland game, you must have noticed the red and white football shoes John Terry was wearing. It was the classic Umbro Speciali. Over the years, players like Alan Shearer, Michael Owen and Roberto Carlos wore them and building up from that, Umbro launched the modern 2009 version of the boot. Owen, Terry, Gael Clichy, Deco and a number of other Premier League stars will be wearing the same boot. On top of that, the English coach Fabio Capello will be wearing it during the World Cup qualifiers training sessions.
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