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The Irish Sun
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
European giants release ‘absolute worldie' third shirt but it leaves fans divided – as others compare it to tennis kit
A EUROPEAN giant has left fans divided after releasing its new third shirt. Advertisement 5 Roma have released a new third shirt which has divided fans Credit: X @adidasfootball 5 Some fans have hailed it as a 'worldie' Credit: X @adidasfootball 5 But some see it more as a 'tennis' shirt Credit: X @adidasfootball The Serie A outfit's new shirt features a white base with a green collar and gold trim. On the shirt, there is fine detailing which is said to resemble the "patterns of Italian gardens". The green is inspired by the greenery of Roman villas. The badge has also been changed from the club crest to a "ASR" trigram. Advertisement READ MORE ON FOOTBALL Fans have had a mixed reaction to the kit on social media, with some loving it and others thinking it is more suitable for tennis. One posted: "That's one of the best kits I've seen in a long time." A second wrote: "That's an absolute worldie." A third commented: "Now is an absolute beauty." Advertisement Most read in Football JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS While a fourth argued: "That's minging. Nothing Roma about that." A fifth said: "Am I the only one that doesn't like it? Just doesn't look like a football shirt to me. Think it's a bit tennis for my liking." Roma fans mob and serenade Ireland star Evan Ferguson at airport ahead of loan move from Brighton Another added: "Really? Looks like a 1990s tennis shirt to me." Advertisement The shirt will be worn by Evan Ferguson, who has joined the Italian side on loan from The Irish striker was once valued at £100million but injuries, poor form and an underwhelming loan at Should he impress at the Stadio Olympico, then the club could make the loan permanent next summer for £35m. 5 Evan Ferguson will wear the shirt next season Credit: Getty Advertisement 5 He has joined Roma on loan from Brighton Credit: Getty He was mobbed and serenaded by supporters at the Rome Ciampino Airport in the nation's capital ahead of completing the move. The Adidas-made jersey will not come cheap for fans, with it retailing at £130 before any customisation. This price is for a short-sleeved match authentic edition of the shirt. Advertisement Roma will wear the new kit for their friendly match against German outfit 1. FC Kaiserslautern on Saturday at the Fritz-Walter-Stadion. Last season, I Giallorossi finished fifth in the Serie A table and qualified for the Europa League. Gian Piero Gasperini was brought in as the new manager this summer to replace Premier League icon Claudio Ranieri. Ranieri has taken a position working as the manager and senior advisor to the ownership Advertisement Roma are not the only club to spark debate with their new shirt. Arsenal's home kit has
Scottish Sun
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
European giants release ‘absolute worldie' third shirt but it leaves fans divided – as others compare it to tennis kit
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A EUROPEAN giant has left fans divided after releasing its new third shirt. AS Roma have produced a new alternate shirt ahead of the 2025/26 season with a unique look. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Roma have released a new third shirt which has divided fans Credit: X @adidasfootball 5 Some fans have hailed it as a 'worldie' Credit: X @adidasfootball 5 But some see it more as a 'tennis' shirt Credit: X @adidasfootball The Serie A outfit's new shirt features a white base with a green collar and gold trim. On the shirt, there is fine detailing which is said to resemble the "patterns of Italian gardens". The green is inspired by the greenery of Roman villas. The badge has also been changed from the club crest to a "ASR" trigram. READ MORE ON FOOTBALL Gotta be kitting Fans baffled at bizarre kit quirk during Lionesses semi-final with Italy Fans have had a mixed reaction to the kit on social media, with some loving it and others thinking it is more suitable for tennis. One posted: "That's one of the best kits I've seen in a long time." A second wrote: "That's an absolute worldie." A third commented: "Now is an absolute beauty." JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUS While a fourth argued: "That's minging. Nothing Roma about that." A fifth said: "Am I the only one that doesn't like it? Just doesn't look like a football shirt to me. Think it's a bit tennis for my liking." Roma fans mob and serenade Ireland star Evan Ferguson at airport ahead of loan move from Brighton Another added: "Really? Looks like a 1990s tennis shirt to me." The shirt will be worn by Evan Ferguson, who has joined the Italian side on loan from Brighton and Hove Albion. The Irish striker was once valued at £100million but injuries, poor form and an underwhelming loan at West Ham last season have seen his value plummet. Should he impress at the Stadio Olympico, then the club could make the loan permanent next summer for £35m. 5 Evan Ferguson will wear the shirt next season Credit: Getty 5 He has joined Roma on loan from Brighton Credit: Getty He was mobbed and serenaded by supporters at the Rome Ciampino Airport in the nation's capital ahead of completing the move. The Adidas-made jersey will not come cheap for fans, with it retailing at £130 before any customisation. This price is for a short-sleeved match authentic edition of the shirt. Roma will wear the new kit for their friendly match against German outfit 1. FC Kaiserslautern on Saturday at the Fritz-Walter-Stadion. Last season, I Giallorossi finished fifth in the Serie A table and qualified for the Europa League. Gian Piero Gasperini was brought in as the new manager this summer to replace Premier League icon Claudio Ranieri. Ranieri has taken a position working as the manager and senior advisor to the ownership after SNUBBING the Italy job. Roma are not the only club to spark debate with their new shirt. Arsenal's home kit has come with an eye-watering price while Manchester United fans could not "spot the difference" between their new shirt and the one worn last season.
Yahoo
18-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
📸 Austrian club unveil kit featuring double-digit sponsors
TSV Hartberg has officially unveiled its new kit for the 2025/26 Austrian Bundesliga season, once again revealing a model filled with sponsors. After featuring 19 brands last year across the shirt body, sleeves, and shorts, according to the portal Sports Business, the club has remained faithful to its marketing strategy. Some people counted 20 brands featured this season on TSV Hartberg's 'cycling outfit,' after the kit went viral once again on social media! I'm not sure about the new TSV Hartberg kit. Looks a bit too sparse to me. The famous kit presentation from @adidasfootball for @tsv_hartberg. The only team on the planet that envies @LigaBBVAMX shirts for having so few sponsors. Oh, these crazy shirts 😭 This is the work of TSV Hartberg, an Austrian club, which has just unveiled its new 'kits' for the upcoming season. FC Chambly can really take a seat. Jokes on social media aside, this strategy makes a lot of (financial) sense for the club, located in the small town of Hartberg, with 6,700 inhabitants, in southwestern Austria, about an hour from Graz, the city where Arnold Schwarzenegger began his bodybuilding career – yes, there's your random knowledge pill. Despite the criticism about the look, the club sees the kits as a sustainable solution to make itself economically viable. In an interview with the Austrian portal Mein Bezirk last season, the club's official spokesperson, Roland Puchas, explained, 'We are very happy to have them [the sponsors]; without them, this [the Austrian Bundesliga] would not be financially possible.' The strategy aims to avoid exclusive dependence on a single major sponsor, according to Puchas. 'We don't want to become dependent on one sponsor like other clubs,' he added. Among the many logos on the kit, PROfertil's stands out! It's a supplement to treat male infertility that, in addition to featuring on the kit, also gives its name to the stadium. The club's president, Brigitte Annerl, founded Lenus Pharma, the owner of the supplement, which, of course, explains the strong ties with the sponsor. Is this allowed, Arnaldo? The Austrian Bundesliga does not impose restrictions on the number of sponsors on kits. The only regulations concern the position and size of the competition logo on the right chest, as well as the size and position of the player's number and name. There are, however, legal restrictions on advertising products such as tobacco – which is not the case for Hartberg! This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.
