პრემიერლიგა

შესაძლებელია ნებისმიერი ნომრისა და წარწერის გაკეთება

,

შესაძლებელია ნებისმიერი ნომრისა და წარწერის გაკეთება

შესაძლებელია ნებისმიერი ნომრისა და წარწერის გაკეთება

Home shirt as worn when Arsenal finished 10th and 6th in the First Division in respective seasons and were knocked out in the semi finals of the 1982-83 FA Cup, losing 2-1 against Manchester United. Also worn when Arsenal were knocked out in the first round of the 1982-83 UEFA Cup, losing 8-4 on aggregate against Spartak Moscow.

Rare Champions League home shirt as worn when the holders progressed from the group stages as winners, but were knocked out by Benfica in the last 16, losing 3-0 on aggregate

Like other shirts from our Match collection, this one pairs authentic design details with lightweight, quick-drying fabric to help keep the world's biggest football stars cool and comfortable on the pitch. This product is made from 100% recycled polyester fibres.

Unmistakably Arsenal. The white polo collar gives this adidas home jersey '90s vibes. Below it, an "Arsenal" signoff borrows its angular appearance from the giant concrete sculpture outside the Emirates Stadium. Mesh panels under the arms and moisture-wicking AEROREADY combine to keep the club's supporters comfortable.

Emulate your on field heroes by wearing this lightweight and match ready player version of the shirt. This product is excluded from all promotional discounts and offers.

anchester City revealed their new 22/23 Home football kit by Puma. Celebrating iconic teams of the past and Club legend Colin Bell, the new kit takes its inspiration from the fearless City teams of the late 1960s - but also from the man the fans nicknamed 'Colin the King'. The new 2022/23 home kit echoes the classic designs of the past, placing the Club crest at the centre of the light blue jersey with signature maroon trims on the sleeve cuffs.

From 1967 to 1971, no team could match the style and swagger of Manchester City F.C.. Their pass-and-move, end-to-end attacking football was simply ahead of its time. So, when they went on to win every domestic title and top it off with the European Cup Winners’ Cup, they did so in a way that, half a century on, inspires the new generation of Cityzens as they continue to push boundaries at home and in Europe. This season, Manchester City F.C. and PUMA honor the team of swashbuckling entertainers and their leader: club icon Colin Bell. The 2022/23 Manchester City F.C. Home kit echoes the classic designs of their era, placing the club crest at the center and burgundy trims on the sleeve cuffs. The crown logo inside the neckline pays tribute to “Colin the King”.

Chelsea FC have revealed their new Nike home kit to be worn by Chelsea throughout the 2022/23 season, which pays homage to one of the most important figures in the club’s history, Ted Drake. It is 70 years since Drake joined Chelsea as manager in 1952 and his influence can still be strongly felt at Stamford Bridge, a theme continued by the new home kit, with several features a nod towards the innovative changes he made in modernising the club, producing one of the biggest turning points in our history. The visionary former Chelsea manager is best remembered for guiding us to our first-ever top-flight league title in 1955, having recruited wisely and in contrast to the past when unreliable big names were signed.

Turned up or pressed down, the humble polo collar has played a starring role in many of Manchester United's biggest moments. Making a comeback on this adidas football jersey, it joins a shield-style badge and engineered pinstripe graphic to produce an eye-catching look. Moisture-absorbing AEROREADY and mesh panels make it a comfortable choice for passionate supporters. Made with 100% recycled materials, this product represents just one of our solutions to help end plastic waste.

Turned up or pressed down, the humble polo collar has played a starring role in many of Manchester United's biggest moments. Making a comeback on this adidas home authentic jersey, it joins a shield-style badge and engineered pinstripe graphic to produce an eye-catching look. Cooling HEAT.RDY and lightweight details support football worthy of the Old Trafford turf. Made with 100% recycled materials, this product represents just one of our solutions to help end plastic waste.

This shirt was worn by United when they won their first league title for 26 years in 1992-93. With Alex Ferguson’s young side gathering strength, Umbro produced one of the greatest shirts in United’s history. In came proper old-fashioned, lace-up collars and button-up plackets. Combine this with the flamboyant, baggier shirt sizing, add a 3D geometric jacquard weave of the club’s initials, add the iconic Sharp logo and just the right amount of red and black trim, and you have yourself a bona fide classic kit. One that was fit for champions.

Worn by the likes of Michael Owen, Alan Shearer, Emre Belözoglu, Celestine Babayaro and Stephen Carr.

Worn by the likes of Ryan Giggs, Eric Cantona, Dion Dublin, Paul Ince, Denis Irwin and Peter Schmeichel.

Extremely rare example of the shirt as worn by Scholes in the Champions League during the campaign when the side were holders after a memorable night in BarcelonaWorn by the likes of Ryan Giggs, Eric Cantona, Dion Dublin, Paul Ince, Denis Irwin and Peter Schmeichel.

Legends like Gerrard and Carragher wore this shirt, as did: Sami Hyypia, Didi Hamann, Luis Garcia, and so many more. It was worn when Liverpool won the 2005 Champions League Final, in Istanbul, beating AC Milan 3-2 on penalties after the match had finished 3-3. Remarkably, AC Milan had taken a 3-0 lead in the first half, only for Liverpool to level the score in the space of six second half minutes. The 'Miracle of Istanbul' shirt.

Worn by the likes of Steven Gerrard, Michael Owen, Steve McManaman, Robbie Fowler, Paul Ince and Karl-Heinz Riedle.

Home shirt as worn over two seasons. The first saw Claudio Ranieri take charge of his first full season as manager which saw him lead the club to a 6th place finish for the second season running. The following season saw the side finish 4th in the Premier League and qualify for the Champions League. Also worn in the 2002 FA Cup final where Chelsea lost 2-0 against Arsenal with goals from Ray Parlour and Freddie Ljungberg.