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Real Madrid already has a new kit for the new season. Los Blancos have presented the design of its first kit for the 2021-2022 season in which the most prominent feature is the use of orange and blue in the usual white uniform.
The new kit is designed to reflect the club's spirit and sense of unity with its fans under the slogan “This is greatness”. It also includes references to the Santiago Bernabeu stadium, which caught fire last week. The traditional white color is accompanied by blue and orange, which appear in combination on the modern round neck and sleeves. The logo is also in orange, while the sponsor and the three adidas stripes are in blue.
WE WIN TOGETHER AS ONE.
THIS IS OUR GRANDEZA.
https://t.co/K38BbuIN4t#ThisIsGrandeza | @adidasfootball pic.twitter.com/d6cIvu7Nt3— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadriden) June 1, 2021
Inspired by the city of Madrid and the love for its colors in all corners of the world, the jersey design features a subtle spiral graphic that is inspired by the Cibeles fountain, where fans celebrate the team's titles, and represents the vibrant culture of the capital.
The club also detailed some technical innovations in terms of fabric: "The new jerseys are made from primegreen, a series of high-performance recycled materials, and feature innovative heat.rdy keep cool technology, designed to regulate temperature during matches."
FRESH #ThisIsGrandeza | @adidasfootball
— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadriden) June 1, 2021
Sergio Ramos Clues?
The presentation of the new Real Madrid jersey gave one more clue about the future of Sergio Ramos, who is increasingly distant from the club. For the first time, the captain didn't appear in the campaign of the new shirt. In the images released by Real Madrid and the Adidas brand, there's no trace of Sergio Ramos.
Not all the players were present, but the captain is always there and is usually one of the requests of the brand that dresses Real Madrid. This wasn't the case and for the first time Ramos didn't model the new jersey.
That new kit drip
https://t.co/BCjT4wM1rM#ThisIsGrandeza | @adidasfootball pic.twitter.com/aPr8gEhRLh— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadriden) June 1, 2021
