Premier League announce new set style of name and numbers on back of shirts in first change in ten years
THE Premier League are making changes to shirts for the first time in ten years.
Club kits will feature a new set of names and numbers on the back this upcoming campaign.
The Premier League have introduced new colour designs on their shirtsAP:Associated PressThe five colourways that are being introduced
The long wait for the new Premier League season is nearly over when Arsenal take on Leicester on August 11.
And fans will get to see a slick new design after the league teamed up with Official Partner Sporting iD.
The official website claims that “the modern and vibrant designs, featuring updated lettering which aligns with the Premier League’s visual identity.”
There will be five approved colourways including: white with black details and black, navy, red, and yellow all with white details that clubs can choose from for their kits.
It is not the only change the Premier League have enforced this season.
They have BANNED fancy pitch designs, bringing the division in line with rules set by Uefa.
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Rules from the European governing body state that the playing surface must contain no markings “other than traditional horizontal and white lines.
A statement on the Premier League website read that the “amendment brings the Premier League rules into line with Uefa’s regulations for its competitions”.
The Premier League also consulted with groundsmen at all 20 top flight clubs.
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