Manchester City have unveiled their new home kit for the 2023/24 season, which commemorates the club’s move to the Etihad Stadium 20 years ago.
Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City are on the edge of greatness this season, as they might win the Premier League title this weekend and complete a historic treble, with the FA Cup and Champions League finals still to come.
Next season’s home jersey, again made by Puma, will be the customary sky blue color with slightly darker blue decorative stripes across the front inspired from the Etihad Stadium walkways. City relocated from Maine Road to their current location in 2003, and the new kit commemorates the occasion by drawing inspiration from the kit worn at the time According to 90min.
In addition, the shirt has a white V-neck collar with blue piping and the word CITY stitched on the back of the neck. Inside the neck is a print of the Etihad Stadium’s façade as well as its postcode, M11 3FF.
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Both the Puma cat and the Etihad Airways logo are white. The shirt will be worn with white shorts that have sky blue piping along the sides and sky blue socks with darker blue tones. There is also a pair of darker blue shorts available.
For the forthcoming season, City has also released a number of stylish goalkeeper kits. The shirts, which come in green and yellow, purple and pink, and dazzling yellow and pink colorways, have an arrow pattern on the front and a different graphic on the side depending on whether it’s a women’s or men’s shirt.
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