Leeds United have unveiled their first piece of new training wear as players returned for pre-season today. Members of the squad who were not on international duty earlier this month checked into Leeds Beckett University’s Carnegie School of Sport facility to begin the first day of testing.
Leeds are yet to release any of the upcoming season’s new kits, with supporters eagerly anticipating the reveal of the home, away and third strip, as well as all the new training wear. However, with several players back in the building, the Whites have now dropped the first bit of new attire ahead of the new campaign.
New signing Marc Roca has been pictured in quarter-zip top, which is predominantly navy blue in colour, with orange/yellow Adidas stripes on the sleeves. It comes after fans had thought the first indication of what they could look like came this morning as Roca and Robin Koch’s arrivals were captured by the Whites’ official Twitter account.
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Roca and Koch were greeted by team manager Matt Grice, and head physio Rob Price, both of whom were wearing gold attire. Leeds infamously used a gold away strip in the 2013/14 Championship season, which at best split opinion among the fan base.
But fans' fears of a return to the gold Macron days appear to have been allayed for now, with it seemingly only non-playing staff in that particular coloured clothing. Leeds are yet to announce a date for their new kit release, which was done so on July 22 last season. But with this year's Premier League set to get underway a week earlier, it wouldn't be a surprise if Leeds were also to do the same with their kit reveal.
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