Malaga signed a sponsor deal just days before the start of La Liga. They got hold of the 75 year old gambling company williamhill and williamhill serves clients in around 175 countries around the world. This agreement is just another step forward in Malaga’s relationship with the British and the Irish communities in Costa del Sol, Andalusia, Spain. Both the club and the company share the same goal: to keep on improving every day and to be the best (don’t know about williamhill but good luck to Malaga with that!).

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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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Umbro has long been known as a kit manufacturer with some spectacular looking kits.  However recently their designs have been a little less than stellar in my opinion.  The kits for Malaga reflect that.

Home

This is by far the nicer of the two kits.  The blue and white stripes are a nice look for any squad, and this is no exception.  My only complaint with this kit is the gold Umbro logo on the right chest.  Granted it is the manufacturers logo, and it has to be there, but why gold?  My guess is it has something to do with the Malaga Badge and color scheme.

Malaga 2008/09 Home Kit

Away

Now the away kit is the one that I think is absolutely horrible.  It’s all in the color scheme.  Light purple with green trim is horrible.  I can not think of another word to describe it.  I am sure that it is all because of the colors in the badge, however there is no law stating that you have to make that the primary color of a kit!  Again…it’s horrible.  I’m done with that now.

Malaga 2008/09 Away Kit

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