Clubs who changed their colours

Juventus haven't always played in black and white... (Image credit: Alamy)

As the oldest professional club in world football, it's no great surprise that Notts County have changed colours (Image credit: Alamy)

Chelsea were not the Blues to begin with (Image credit: Alamy)

Borussia Dortmund have been the Black and Yellows for more than a century (Image credit: Alamy)

Leeds' most glorious periods have come since switching to all white (Image credit: Alamy)

Franz Beckenbauer and Gerd Muller are just two of the stars to have excelled in red and white for Bayern Munich (Image credit: Alamy)

Inter paid homage to their 1928/29 home kit with their away strip for the 2007/08 season (Image credit: Alamy)

Scotland star Andy Robertson started out at Queen's Park (Image credit: Getty Images)

Parma wore their iconic yellow and blue hoops as they beat Marseille in the 1999 UEFA Cup final (Image credit: Alamy)

Mexico donned an all-black home strip at the 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup (Image credit: Alamy)

Luton remained in orange for their maiden Premier League campaign of 2023/24 (Image credit: Alamy)

Cardiff's 2012 home kit change from blue to red was one of the most radical in recent memory (Image credit: Getty Images)

Squint and you can't tell whether it's Argentina or Stockport County (Image credit: Alamy)

Liverpool had worn red shirts with white shorts before switching to all red under Bill Shankly (Image credit: Alamy)

All of Brazil's World Cup triumphs have come in yellow, green and blue (Image credit: Getty Images)

Salvatore Schillaci and Roberto Baggio: two Italian legends who wore the black and white of Juventus (Image credit: Getty Images)

Manchester United donned a Newton Heath-inspired away strip en route to the 1992/93 Premier League title (Image credit: Getty Images)