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Barcelona new third kit for 2020-21 leaked online with PINK design for first time ever… months before official release


BARCELONA’S new third kit for the 2020-21 season has apparently been leaked online and it is PINK.

Footy Headlines published a snap of the strip, and if accurate it would be the first time the Catalan giants have ever worn a pink shirt.

 An image of Barcelona's potential pink third kit for next season has been leaked online

An image of Barcelona’s potential pink third kit for next season has been leaked online

The Nike top’s main colour is pink with light blue trim on the collar and shirt sleeves.

Similarly, the Barcelona badge is coloured completely blue instead of its traditional appearance, which has been the same since 2002.

The look is completed by black shorts and teal socks.

This first glimpse comes months ahead of an expected official release of next season’s match shirts in September.

Lionel Messi – who turned 33 yesterday – and Co could be the first Blaugrana stars to grace the Nou Camp in a pink number but the leaked strip divided opinion.

One fan commented: “Really don’t like when clubs change the badge colour either. Design the kit and make sure it works around the traditional badge colours.”



 Lionel Messi and his team-mates could be sporting a dramatic third kit next season with a bright blue club crest instead of its usual look

Lionel Messi and his team-mates could be sporting a dramatic third kit next season with a bright blue club crest instead of its usual look

Another clearly found the bright kit too much and said: “My eyes!!! My eyes!!!”

One fan saw some positives and said: “Bad, but not that bad still better looking than the real ones.”

A fellow supporter added: “People be like ewwwww noooo pink bad kit ugly… This jersey is fire.”

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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