Manchester City's home kit for next season includes a special tribute to their greatest ever player as it takes inspiration from another golden era for the club.
The Puma design has finally been unveiled (albeit after several weeks of leaked images) and features the club crest in the centre of the shirt and the iconic maroon trim that Colin Bell wore when he led the Blues to the First Division title in 1968. Supporters will also be able to purchase shirts with Bell, [Francis] Lee or [Mike] Summerbee on the back.
“The new home kit is a fitting tribute to classic City home kit styles of the past. We wanted to create a modern spin on the jerseys worn between 1967 to 1971,” said Marco Mueller, senior head of Product Line Management Teamsport Apparel.
