LEAKED images have emerged of England’s home kit to be used in the European Championships this summer – and fans aren’t happy.
The pictures feature a bold, brave design from Nike, who have produced the Three Lions’ kits since 2013.
The kit is much bolder and braver than some of Nike’s previous effortsCredit: https://www.footyheadlines.com/2019/12/nike-england-euro-2020-home-kit.html
The royal blue crest and Nike logo have been moved to the centre of the kitCredit: https://www.footyheadlines.com/2019/12/nike-england-euro-2020-home-kit.html
The kit features funky black zig-zags, with red and blue trimCredit: https://www.footyheadlines.com/2019/12/nike-england-euro-2020-home-kit.html
The iconic Three Lions crest and the Nike swoosh have been moved to the centre of the shirt, beneath a black crew neck collar.
And the otherwise simple design is livened up by black zig-zags on the sides, with red and blue trim.
But not all fans are happy with the designs, leaked by Footy Headlines.
One England supporter labelled it the “Worst in our history.”
Another dismissed it as a “Training Kit.”
And one fan joked: “Looks like it was designed by a 11 year old boy high off too many cans of Fanta from the school disco”.
One of the most damning read: “I used to think it impossible to make a bad England kit but Nike been doing it consistently”.
“Looks very tacky,” another scathingly added.
The new shirt is expected to be properly released in March, ahead of Euro 2020 in the summer.
With England one of the favourites to win the competition, the kit could become iconic if it is worn as skipper Harry Kane hoists the trophy into the air at Wembley.
All three of Gareth Southgate’s side’s group matches will be played at the national stadium, against Croatia, Czech Republic and one of Serbia, Norway, Scotland or Israel.
Euro 2020 draw: England draw Croatia and Czech Republic in Group D and could face Scotland
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
