What month do football kits change?

It’s tough to imagine a football game without legendary football kits. Many football shirts have become popular among supporters, particularly in the Premier League, and have been integral to their clubs’ financial success.
The football kit of a team is at the forefront of every moment on the pitch, giving top teams distinct identities.
In addition, football kits have evolved into iconic symbols of club triumphs, proud mementoes of great games and moments that will go down in history.

ADM will look at some of the new Premier League football shirts in this blog for the 2023-24 season. To begin with, Liverpool has recently announced their new home kit for the 2023-24 Premier League season. The strip commemorates the famous Bill Shankly’s final season as Liverpool manager 50 years ago with its iconic plain red shirt with a thick white round neck. Liverpool’s away kit is a homage to the club’s renowned green-and-white quarter design from the 1990s. For the first time in over a decade, Liverpool’s neighbour and main rivals Everton, are sporting a traditional collar on their royal blue home shirt.

Manchester United’s new Adidas iconic red rose home shirt, the Lancashire rose x industrial revolution-era bridge geometric design runs throughout the collegiate red colourway, with black accents at the sides and collar. In addition, Manchester City’s sky blue shirt honours the club’s 20th year at Etihad Stadium. Finishing touches include PUMA branding on the breast and the classic MCFC crest.

Other Premier League kits revealed include Wolves new Castore kit. Geometric architecture and tile patterns throughout the Iberian Peninsula are believed to have influenced the Wolverhampton Wanderers 2023/24 shirt from Castore.

Aston Villa, which also employs Castore for their football uniforms, has unveiled their new look. The Villans will debut their new kit in their pre-season match against Walsall on July 15. The football shirt incorporates an innovative jersey style and the recognisable claret and azure colour combination.

Finally, after achieving a European position for next season, Newcastle United’s new kit will incorporate the Champions League insignia for the first time in 20 years. Newcastle’s new Castore football kit keeps the famous black and white stripes.