Leeds United supporters cast verdict on 2022/23 away kit

Leeds United supporters are not keen on the new away kit the club unveiled for the 2022/23 Premier League campaign. The Whites hit the back of the net with a simple home kit, and fans were hoping for more of the same with a yellow and blue away kit.

However, the tie die away kit has not gone down well with supporters who've branded the shirt 'one of the worst kits this year.' It's a stark difference from last season's basic blue and white kit.

The team will wear a dark blue shirts and socks combo, matching the tie die blue on the shirt. It's made from 100% recycled polyester, with an interlock mesh ventilation. Season ticket holders will be able to purchase the kit from 8am on Thursday August 4 with the shirts going on general sale at 9am.

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Here's what Leeds United supporters had to say on the new away kit:

@white_rose_al said: "Man alive, that is awful. It looks like a shirt I would be wearing after decorating the house."

@artvandelay said: "Absolutely horrific."

@CasualScrolls tweeted: "Trust us to release one of the worst kits this year."

E-Leeds United tweeted: "Release a belter of a home shirt and then follow up with this mess of a shirt. Honestly can’t understand how hard it is to design a yellow shirt."

@PipMcgowan said: "Did Joffy, Sam & Crysencio only agree to model this if they got new contracts?"

@JamesGlasspoole said: "I don’t hate the new kit, I don’t love the new kit. But had they just had a yellow version of the home release, we’d of nailed it. Just don’t understand tbh."

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