Manchester City have released their new home kit for the 2023/24 season which celebrates the 20th anniversary of the club moving to the Etihad Stadium.
City are on the verge of greatness in the current season as Pep Guardiola's side could wrap up the Premier League title this weekend and are on course for an historic treble, with the FA Cup and Champions League finals still to come.
Next season's home jersey, still manufactured by Puma, remains the traditional sky blue colour but has slightly darker blue detailed stripes across the front which take inspiration from the Etihad Stadium's walkways. City moved to their new home from Maine Road in 2003 and the new kit recognises the anniversary by taking inspiration from the kit worn during that season as well.
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The shirt also features a white V-neck collar with blue piping with the word CITY embroidered on the back of the neck. A print of the Etihad Stadium exterior as well as its postcode, M11 3FF are printed inside the neck.
The Puma cat and Etihad Airways logos are both in white. The shirt will be accompanied by white shorts with sky blue piping along the sides as well as sky blue socks with darker blue tones. There are also an alternative pair of darker blue shorts.
City have also released a range of snazzy goalkeeper kits for the upcoming season. The shirts, which come in the colourways of green and yellow, purple and pink and luminous yellow and pink, feature an arrow pattern on the front and unique print on the side depending on if it's a women's or men's shirt.
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