New Cruz Azul kit leaked
Cruz Azul, the recent champion of the Concachampions 2025, is preparing for the next season and already has its new uniform ready.
The jersey, designed by Pirma, was leaked on TikTok by the account @eldelas_jerseys, showing both the home and away models.
One of the most striking details is the incorporation of Novibet as a new sponsor, following its recent official announcement.
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As for the design, the colors white, red, and black appear on the collar, sleeves, and sides, highlighting a 'V' cut collar.
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