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Latest Football Kit News and More 
EPL side Lincoln City have unveiled their new commemorative third kit by Erreà.
The kit is inspired by a design from the 2002/2003 season which was worn during City’s play-off campaign under Imps legend Keith Alexander.
Manchester City and PUMA have unveiled their new 21/22 esports shirt.
The shirt will be worn by City’s professional esports players Shaun ‘Shellzz’ Springette, the current ePremier League champion, and Ryan Pessoa as they represent the Club in FIFA competitions this season.
NSGraphics has bagged themselves another Kit of the Week (KOTW) competition win, this time for a stage dedicated to special 1860 München Oktoberfest designs.
Truly, it’s a Joma-branded design that executes the shouldn’t-work-but-does combination of sky blue (and white) and brown to perfection.
Set your inner freak free in adidas Predator. These Adidas Predator Freak .1 FG Numbers Up football boots have a two-piece collar for easy entry and a mid-cut design for extra support.
The adidas Primeknit upper wraps your foot for secure lockdown. A wide expanse of aggressive Demonskin 2.0 spines ensures you have as much influence over the ball as you do over your opponents.
Whatever "speed" means to you, these Adidas X Speedflow+ FG Numbers Up football boots keep you out in front. For the sprinter, a Carbitex carbon fibre insert and raised forefoot spark explosive propulsion.
For the wizard, a stabilising Agilitycage straps you in for jinking runs. For the fox-in-the-box, the laceless adidas Primeknit skin adds comfort while you wait to strike.
Focus on your football instincts in adidas Copa Sense.1 FG Numbers Up. Foam Sensepods fill every gap in the heel of these firm ground boots, keeping you at one with the soft K-leather upper.
On the outside, Touchpods and Softstuds cushion touches to keep you pulling strings from the shadows.
FC Schalke 04 and kit supplier Umbro revealed their new 21/22 third kit.
In the year 1904, a group of students founded a new club in the shadow of the Consolidation colliery.
While ONI’s Nike-styled design brought the mid-ground between subtle class and unashamed bling, it’s beautifully presented to boot, and deservingly came out on top of the DesignFootball weekly kit design competition.
Taking inspiration from both Gibraltar’s Sacred Heart Church (in the base pattern) and kits of English side Lincoln City - the Red Imps are named after the EFL member club - NSGraphics' design sees the familiar red, red and black stripes eschewed in favour of a Third shirt palette of green and blue, with red and yellow trim, and white used for most of the detailing.
Umbro and the Ethiopia Football Federation revealed the new 21/22 home, away and third kits of the Ethiopia national teams.
The new offering from Umbro is an ode to the national flag tricolour, with each jersey overlayed with graphics inspired by traditional textile patterning.
