Soccer kits are nearly as famous as the teams that play the game. Read the free content further down the article as we examine a few iconic strips.
Soccer kits come in all assorted forms and some are more identifiable than others. Take AC Milan for instance. The red and black stripes are synonymous with the outstanding Italian team. In all reality, many other squads all over Europe (and the world) play soccer in the red and black stripes, but none of us will think of any of them before the Italian team. A fact that the new AC Milan owner is definitely very proud of. Though not the force it used to be, the club remains one of the top 10 football clubs in the world, and the red and black colours have been used by the club since it was first formed in 1899. They were supposedly chosen to portray the players' ardent passion (with the red) and the opponents' fear to challenge the club (with the black). There is no doubt soccer enthusiasts will ever mistake the red and black stripes for being any other squad.
One of the most supported football clubs in England, a very wonderful detail for the Chelsea FC owner no doubt, plays in royal blue. The all-blue strip got to be exceptionally widely known in the last 10 years or so, when Chelsea reached such successful heights that it had not reached before. Founded in 1905, the club has frequently played in blue. However, in its early years it played in a much lighter blue and the all-blue strip was only unveiled in the 1960s. The club is undergoing somewhat of a transitional stage at the moment after years of dominance, but experts think that there is no doubt the club will have the ability to rise to the top once more and its supporters will delight in watching players in the legendary royal blue raising trophies once more.
When considering iconic soccer kits, the most legendary of them all belongs to perhaps one of the very best teams to ever play the sport. The all-white Real Madrid kit is unquestionably famous. Ever since its establishment in 1902, the Spanish team has consistently played in the famous all-white strip – besides from 1 year where its home kit included black shorts (that effort was done away with just 1 year later). Given that the squad is perhaps the best club in the world, it should be no big surprise that their kit is so different to all the rest of them – a detail that the Real Madrid president definitely values. The club’s away colours are historically purple or blue but without a doubt, its enthusiasts and general football addicts all over the world will consistently connect the club with the regal white strip. After all, a number of the world’s best players have put on the legendary kit.