These are the new lazio Roma 2008/2009 home, away, 3rd and goalkeeper kits made by Puma. Lazio's colours of white and sky blue were inspired by the national emblem of Greece, due to the fact that Lazio is a mixed sports club this was chosen in recognition of the fact that the Ancient Olympic Games and along with it the sporting tradition in Europe is linked to Greece.

Originally Lazio wore a shirt which was divided into white and sky blue quarters, with black shorts and socks. After a while of wearing a plain white shirt very early on, Lazio reverted to the colours which they wear today. Some seasons Lazio have used a sky blue and white shirt with stripes, but usually it is sky blue with a white trim, with the white shorts and socks. The club's colours have led to their Italian nickname of biancocelesti.

Sporting Clube de Portugal unveiled the new 08/09 home and away kits made by Puma. The club was established in 1902 as Sport Club de Belas, which became Campo Grande Sporting Club in 1904, and took its definitive name of Sporting Clube de Portugal in 1906.

Along with S.L. Benfica and F.C. Porto, Sporting Clube de Portugal is one of the "Big Three" sports clubs in Portugal. It is the club with the greatest number of medals won by its athletes in Olympic competitions, and one of the most remarkable at the European level regarding the number of trophies won in every sport, coming in second place, next to FC Barcelona.

Wrexham FC unveiled its new kit for the 2008/09 season made by Umbro. The Reds' new home kit is due out in mid-August while delivery of the away kit, which was supposed to be available from Saturday, has been delayed. Samples of both home and away shirts are on view at the club shop and the club is continuing to take orders from those who want to buy the new kit.

Umbro director of football Simon Marsh said: "As a partner of the club it is with regret that we have placed Wrexham Football Club and its fans in a situation whereby the intended launch of the new away kit has been delayed.

"We accept full responsibility and apologise for any inconvenience caused."

Reading FC launched their new home, away and goalkeeper kits for the 08/09 season made by Puma. The new ranges have been developed in conjunction with Puma, the Club's technical kit partner, and feature the branding of new Club sponsors Waitrose. The front of the home shirt retains our signature blue and white, with the addition of gold detail picking up the gold element of the club logo to celebrate the first decade at Madejski Stadium.

The away shirt is a Puma 'King' design in sunset orange to ensure our players get noticed away from home! And the new goalkeeper's kit comes in bold black, featuring a simple high v-neck.

Using the latest in sportswear technology to ensure the ultimate in playing comfort as well as style, these are exclusive designs for Reading FC and incorporate many technical features including a fine mesh back to provide moisture wicking with breathable qualities.

Ross County unveiled the new kits for the coming 08/09 season. Both home and away kits are by Adidas and will be supplied through Glasgow based sports company Football 1st. The home strip will remain navy but the big news is the Club’s decision to return to red for the away strip.

Inverness based HIGHnet, Scotland’s leading business communications provider, have agreed a sponsorship deal which will take in the next 2 seasons. The agreement comes after several years of strengthening ties between Ross County and HIGHnet, who have been one of the strongest supporters of the Club’s acclaimed Youth Development programme.

HIGHnet’s managing Director, Dave Siegel, was understandably delighted with the deal, "We’ve been involved with Ross County for a long time now, both as fans and as a corporate sponsor. Our collaboration with the Club to support their youth development scheme formed Ross County Telecom, and given the exciting times which lie ahead for both our business and the Club, we see this sponsorship deal as a natural development in the HIGHnet-RCFC relationship."

These are the new Leeds United Home, Away and 3rd Macron kits that will be worn by the team in the 2008/09 season. The players are already using the new training kit range supplied by Macron, and the home strip will be used in a competitive fixture for the first time against York City at KitKat Crescent on Friday evening.

The shirts will not have a sponsor for Friday night's fixture as the club have encountered a number of contractual issues with the company who had agreed and signed a two-year contract with the club on May 26 2008 to be our shirt sponsor. We are looking at resolving the outstanding issues as quickly as possible.

The club have, as a precaution, also held discussions with a number of local based companies about becoming the main shirt sponsor if the outstanding issues cannot be resolved. It is hoped to be able to make an announcement as to the shirt sponsor for the 2008/09 season within the next seven days.

Nottingham Forest unveiled the new 08/09 home kits Colin Calderwood's men will wear on their return to the Championship.

The Umbro shirt not only commemorates the club's European Cup triumphs of 1979 and '80 but also features words of wisdom from master manager Brian Clough. They will go on sale in the official Merchandise Store on Friday - with adult shirts priced at £41.99.

Bolton Wanderers unveiled their new 08/09 home kit, featuring the new Reebok logo and with navy shoulders and red trimming. Designed and produced by the Club's sponsor and company Reebok, the new shirt integrates 'PLAYDRY' technology into the fabric, which is a moisture management system that helps keeps the body cooler, drier and more comfortable.

Wanderers will also revert back to their traditional navy blue shorts for the new season. The new shirt is priced at £39.99 for adult short-sleeved and £29.99 for junior short-sleeved.