The La Liga giants Real Madrid has now completed the revelation of their 2009/2010 kits with their Champions League away shirt. The differences between the Real Madrid 09/10 Away Shirt and the Champions League Away Shirt are that the blue Adidas pin-stripes on the shoulders are gold, the collar in removed and the special Santiago Bernabeu logo is in white with a tiny little flag of Spain on top of it. Here is the image of the shirt and Soccerlens will add the link from where you can buy it very soon:

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Real Madrid’s Galacticos era continues and this will be the shirt the Galacticos will be wearing in the upcoming season. The shirt is mainly black with light blue colored Adidas typical pin-stripes going down the shoulders, starting from the collar. The end of the sleeves also in the same color.

The manufacturer logo under the collar in the center, the old Real Madrid crest on the left of the chest, the new on the right and the sponsor in the middle of the shirt.

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80,000 fans witnessed the unveiling of the Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo at Santiago Bernabeu, the home of Real Madrid. Cristiano was handed the number 9 shirt which was previously worn by some great players at the capital club.

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The Spanish newspaper El Pais reports that after spending 200 million euros for buying Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaká, Raul Albiol and Karim Benzema, Real Madrid’s new president Florentino Perez asked Adidas to double the amount it pays to the club to 60 millions euros. Adidas manufactures all the sports goods for the club could push the club into taking business to the company’s American rival Nike.

All-together the sponsors pay the capital club 130 million euros which is not much compared the club revenues of 400 million euros. Perez told the Adidas CEO Herbert Hainer in a telephone conversation that, “We are the best club in the world.”

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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.

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Recently, the Real Madrid 09-10 home shirt was revealed. Madrid will be wearing this shirt next season at Bernabeu. I wonder if this new shirt will help them get back at the La Liga rivals Barcelona’s Dream Team.

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The number 10 for Real Madrid and Holland, Wesley Sneijder is a very stylish and a very effective playmaker. Here are his Real Madrid and Holland away shirts:

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The 22 years old, long-haired defender Sergio Ramos wears the number 4 for Real Madrid and the number 15 for Spain. He’s considered an assett in both the teams and I’m sure without him FC Barcelona’s Carlos Puyol will have to run all over the place to save Spain’s number 1 position at the FIFA World Rankings.

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Real Madrid failed to avoid conceding against Liverpool and they have to score 2 away goals at Anfield to secure a place in the next round. I wonder if van Nistelrooy can help with the experience he gained at Manchester United against the other reds. Here’s the shirt he would be wearing at the Champions League, manufactured by Adidas.

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The European Champions League 2nd Stage is kicking off from 24th February, 2009. The biggest clubs in Europe are going to be blazing all their guns at each other to become the Champions of Europe.

While some of the biggest players of the world will be fighting for glory, their fans will be supporting them wearing their club’s colors. Fans play a major role in a team victory or defeat as their support helps raise the team’s moral.

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

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Real Madrid’s 08/09 home shirt sees a return to black trims and the lines running from the collar to the bottom of the shirt are gone as well. The black trim and the collar gives the kit a more imposing, traditional look.

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When a club like Real Madrid is playing in the Champions League, fans from around the globe are curious to see what kit they will be wearing. Well this year it is one of the best, in my opinion of course. Utilizing a color scheme that has nothing to do with the traditional Real Madrid colors, Adidas and the clubs management came up with a black and lime green combination that is one of the best looking kits I have ever seen.

I know I preach on simplicity, and this kit at first glance appears to be “busy”, however it really is not. Starting with a solid field of black, adding the white Adidas stripes to the sleeves which match the sponsor logo and the lime green markings down the front is all this kit has. It really is not too much at all, and the colors work well together. I think Adidas and Real Madrid did well with this decision, Great Work!

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When Real Madrid travels to opposing clubs, they will take the pitch in a simple kit made by Adidas. Taking the gold from the classic Real Madrid badge and using that in the Adidas logo and three stripes down the sleeves is as much flare as this kit has. What I really like about this kit is the use of navy blue and white. The kit is situated on a solid field of navy blue, yet still manages to pull just a touch of white from the badge into the collar and of course in the sponsor logo itself.

I am a fan of this kit, though I think the top itself is the wrong choice, in terms of the design of the kit itself. This particular Adidas kit is designed to have more than one color present on the front of the kit, so a jersey that did not have space that is usually used up by another color would have been a better option. Again simplicity is key, and this is a simple kit.

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