Leeds United unveiled their away kit on Wednesday morning, and the widespread impression is that it’s one of the greatest in recent memory.
One exciting event in every pre-season is the club’s ability to reveal the shirts for the upcoming season, and there is one notable alteration this year.
The sponsor this time around is Red Bull, with a large front-and-center logo dominating the home strip, which divides opinion, but Adidas appear to have hit it out of the park with the away kit.
Leeds announce “Smiley” away uniform as a 1970s flashback.
Leeds’ new away kit for the 24/25 season has been unveiled, and it pays homage to the away jersey worn in 1973/74, around 50 years ago.
A bright yellow number with a sharp collar, blue and white sleeve details, and the classic ‘Smiley’ insignia featured, it’s a kit that has already likely sold extremely well, going down a treat among fans who have been clamouring for a yellow and blue kit for some time.
Red Bull’s sponsor has been changed to a tonal attempt that complements the jersey’s color scheme, and the kit is the first real yellow and blue outfit since Marcelo Bielsa’s third kit in 18/19.
Junior Firpo reacts to Leeds’ brand new uniform with delight.
Junior Firpo, a left-back from the first team to model the outfit at launch, is ecstatic with the new look.
Leeds must have their record-breaking kit here.
It’s not difficult to design an away kit that Leeds supporters will embrace and buy in droves.
One of the most important aspects is to make it yellow and blue, or vice versa, using a simple pattern like this number.
With a reference to our tradition, you have a uniform that will undoubtedly smash records among fans.
