8. Roma Home
When a new company steps in to replace an existing collaboration, especially one as successful as Nike x Roma, it may be nerve-racking. The first Roma home shirt from New Balance, which features a design that puts the emphasis fully on the team’s recognizable color scheme, put worries to rest. The front of the shirt also has a modest tonal pin-stripe pattern, giving the otherwise understated design a refined touch.
7. Venezia Third
The third jersey from Kappa and Venezia, which was inspired by the Venetian lagoon, features a blue-green body with three fading stripes of the club’s renowned arancioneroverde on the breast, giving the impression that the colors are floating in the sea. How impressive the Serie A team’s shirt lineup is this year seems almost unfair.
6. Inter Milan Home
This is yet another contentious one, with some fans detesting the departure from tradition. But you see, it is precisely why we adore it. Experimenting on pregame or third jerseys is fine, but to make such a significant change to the home jersey is remarkable, and Nike should be commended for it. It still plays with the Nerazzurri’s traditional stripe aesthetic, but it also revives the Biscione snakeskin style that hasn’t been seen in ten years. for this, everybody.
5. Atlético Mineiro Away
What did we say about fan-made artwork? Any team with the guts to start Diego Costa and Hulk together up front deserves a shirt of this caliber. The ‘Manto da Massa 113’ shirt was created to commemorate the club’s well-known milestone of 113 years. The artwork was conceived by fan Lucas Adriano and made by Le Coq Sportif. It features a beige base with a front that is printed with a realistic map of the Minas Gerais state, whose capital is Belo Horizonte, the home of Atlético Mineiro. This is a custom-made stroke of genius, with collar and cuffs finished in grey, white, and orange.
