Manchester United are going green for their 2023-24 away kits, made by Adidas.
The base of the kits is “night green” with off-white vertical stripes running down the front and sleeves. Each off-white stripe has a maroon pinstripe inside it, “reminiscent of [Manchester’s] distinctive red bricks and architecture.”
The jersey is a nod back to United’s early years, according to the club, “reviving the iconic vertical stripes that were last seen two decades ago.” The collar and Adidas shoulder stripes are also off-white.
MANCHESTER CITY – Third
Defending Premier League champions Manchester City unveiled their 2023-24 third kit, made by Puma, during a preseason tour stop in Tokyo this week. The kit is dark blue with a lighter blue “electric spark pattern” across the front and neon pink accents, like the sponsor logos and club crest. “The 2023/24 third kit is the manifestation of City’s electrifying style of play, and the thrilling ambiance that envelops every match,” Man City says on its website. The collar and sleeve cuffs are also dark blue with light blue stripes through the middle.
EVERTON FC – Away
Elsewhere in England, Everton FC are fusing two of their looks from the early years of the Premier League to form their 2023-24 away kit, made by Hummel. The coral and navy vertical stripes come from the club’s away kit worn from 1992 to 1994, while the pattern inside the stripes comes from the away kit worn from 1994 to 1996. The sleeves and back are solid coral, and the navy V-neck collar has a coral stripe through the middle.
WEST HAM UNITED – Away
Premier League side West Ham United is going into ghost mode for their 2023-24 away kits, made by Umbro. The main feature is what you can’t see — the Umbro logo and club crest are embroidered in white against the white base of the shirt. The sponsor logos, however, remain black. The collar and sleeve cuffs are West Ham’s traditional shade of claret with two stripes, one white and one sky blue.
BURNLEY FC – Away
Meanwhile, Premier League side Burnley FC are putting a new twist on a popular away kit from 1994 for 2023-24. The kit, made by Umbro, is bright yellow with claret accents on the collar and sleeve cuffs. A stripe running under the crest on the left side of the shirt fades from claret to black with a splatter effect.
NEWCASTLE UNITED – Third
Premier League side Newcastle United are looking to electrify their fans and their opponents in their 2023-24 third kits, made by Castore. The “carbon and navy blue” kit features a pattern of geometric shapes on the front, highlighted with “electric yellow” accents. The sleeve cuffs and collar also have yellow trim.
BRENTFORD FC – Third
Premier League side Brentford FC take inspiration from the bee in their crest for their 2023-24 third kit, made by Umbro. The black base of the kit features a pattern of teal and pink diagonal lines that forms a closeup of a bee wing. The collar of the shirt is solid black, while the sleeve cuffs are teal. The club crest is rendered in black and white.
SHEFFIELD UNITED – Third
Premier League side Sheffield United draw on their home city’s steel-making past for their 2023-24 third kit, made by Erreà. The grey shirt features vertical stripes down the front made up of a tonal steel pattern. The shirt also features red inserts at the front of the collar and on each side. The club crest is rendered in grey and black.
GRANADA CF – Home, Away and Third
Granada CF return to Spain’s La Liga in 2023-24 wearing kits made by Adidas. The home kit features the club’s traditional red and white hoops on the front, with solid red raglan sleeves and a red panel on the back for names and numbers. The away and third kits both features a pattern of hexagonal tiles with lines inside that Adidas has used on other club kits for the 2023-24 season. The away kit is blue with darker blue sleeves and yellow accents, while the third kit is gold with black accents.
Granada will also wear a small gold patch above the La Liga patch on the right sleeves of all three kits. The patch marks Granada’s Segunda División championship in 2022-23, which earned them promotion back to La Liga for this season.
WERDER BREMEN – Away
In Germany, Bundesliga side Werder Bremen are taking a piece of home with them on the road thanks to their 2023-24 away kit, made by Hummel. The white kit has a tonal outline of their stadium, the wohninvest WESERSTADION, across the front. Mint green accents adorn the collar, shoulders and sleeve cuffs.
BAYER LEVERKUSEN – Away
Fellow Bundesliga club Bayer Leverkusen are looking to earn their stripes in their new away kits for 2023-24, made by Castore. The white kit features a sash running diagonally across the front that’s made up of red and black bars. The black V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs and red pinstripes through the center.
STADE RENNAIS – Away
In France, Ligue 1 side Stade Rennais put their provincial pride on display with their 2023-24 away kits, made by Puma. The white kit features black diagonal stripes and tonal ermines on the front, a pattern inspired by the flag of Brittany, the region of France the club calls home. The flag also appears on the back collar. The back half of the collar and the sleeve cuffs are solid black.
TORINO FC – Home
Italian Serie A side Torino FC are sticking to traditional with their 2023-24 home kit, made by Joma. The kit is Torino’s traditional shade of maroon, with white sponsor logos on the front and sleeves. A wave pattern is woven into the fabric of the shirt, and the collar has darker maroon trim around the edge.
UDINESE CALCIO – Away
Elsewhere in Italy, Serie A side Udinese Calcio are combining tradition and innovation with their 2023-24 away kit, made by Macron. The kit is mostly a coral red color with a tonal graphic of chevrons all over. The collar and sleeve cuffs are navy blue with white stripes through the center. The Macron logo on the chest is navy blue, and the Udinese crest is rendered in navy blue and white.
SS LAZIO – Third
Italian side SS Lazio continue to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their first Serie A championship with their third kit for 2023-24, made by Mizuno. The white shirt has an embossed pattern of interlocking Ls on the front, which stand for “Lazio” and as the Roman numeral for 50. The pattern is also found in white on the navy blue collar and sleeve cuffs.
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