No way! who could ever imagine the score line will be Napoli 4-1 Liverpool at the end of 90 minutes? Jurgen Klopp must have some good explanations for this.

Liverpool commence their 2022/23 Champions League campaign in a terrible way on Wednesday in scorching Naples as incredible Napoli easily defeated them 4-1.

 Victor Osimhen established the pattern early on by striking the post inside the first 60 seconds after which James Milner carelessly gave up a penalty in less than 5 minutes of play, which Piotr Zielinski calmly converted into the net.

After being shocked into submission, Liverpool gave Osimhen his own opportunity to test Alisson from 12 yards when Virgil van Dijk’s careless challenge was flagged by VAR review, and a penalty was awarded again.

The striker attempted a penalty kick, which Alisson blocked, but Liverpool’s relief was short-lived (just 13 minutes). Joe Gomez, who experienced a trying 45 minutes before being substituted, was completely outplayed by Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, giving Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa the chance to tuck the ball low beyond Liverpool’s defenseless goalkeeper.

Napoli 4-1 Liverpool: As it happened

Things took a turn for the worst just before halftime when Osimhen, who had been injured, was replaced by substitute Giovanni Simeone, who scored after being left unnoticed in the six-yard box and turning in a precise cross from Kvaratskhelia.

Luis Diaz briefly quieted the boisterous home crowd by cutting inside and bending a low right-footed shot past Alex Meret two minutes into the second period to complete Luciano Spalletti’s new-look team’s rout of Liverpool.

The only Liverpool savior on an otherwise hot night, Diaz, also saw a thunderous header saved, although fears over Liverpool’s midfield personnel were somewhat alleviated by the return of Thiago and the debut of Juventus loanee Arthur, both of whom came on as second-half substitutes.

Overpowered Liverpool in unfriendly Naples

Liverpool’s Premier League season has gotten off to a sluggish start with just two victories in six games, and they brought that sluggish form into their Group A opener against the second-place team in Serie A.

Klopp: We need to reimagine who we are.

Contrarily, Napoli has gone undefeated in five league games and is scoring goals mercilessly, so it was no surprise when Liverpool’s porous defense let both Osimhen and Zielinski in during the opening period of a particularly lopsided encounter.

The visiting Liverpool team were humbled 102 days after losing the European final to Real Madrid in France thanks in large part to Osimhen’s surge to evade Liverpool’s offside trap and dribble around Alisson before firing a shot from the outside of the post.

In southern Italy, the celebrations will undoubtedly last well into the night, while Liverpool will be hoping that their season’s shaky start has ended after a humiliating defeat.

Under Klopp, Liverpool has lost all three of its contests at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona; this is the team’s combined heaviest loss in Champions League play.

Klopp: It’s goals on a plate.

Despite admitting that Liverpool played a “poor game” in their 4-1 loss to Napoli, Jurgen Klopp maintains his confidence in the support of the club’s owners in the wake of Thomas Tuchel’s dismissal.

“Though extremely difficult to accept, I would think that it was not that difficult to explain.

“First off, we didn’t perform very well compared to Napoli. That is the initial justification for the loss. Both of the two penalties that we conceded were a touch unlucky.

“The following two ambitions we give up are a gift to them. That is unacceptable, and both initially and naturally in the final seconds, we should have defended more effectively.

The Reds got Cold

Since Arsenal’s 3-0 loss to Internazionale in 2003-04, Liverpool’s loss was the worst by an English Premier League team in their opening match in a Champions League campaign. The Reds suffered their second-heaviest defeat of the season as a whole.

“Both offensively and defensively, we lacked coordination. I can’t think of a single instance of counter-pressing prior to Thiago coming onto the field. We are simply overly wide, which is the cause of that.

“It was visible on the field. We weren’t collaborating as a group. We lose games because of this. We compete in the most competitive league in the world, and our Champions League group is very challenging.

“We have a game against Wolves in three days. If Wolves saw that game tonight, they would scream with laughter and declare it to be the ideal occasion.”

Robertson: “Open” Liverpool should have lost.

“We were far too exposed. You must be compact when visiting a location like this.

“They were by far the superior squad. You need a person to follow up whenever somebody misses a charge on a team that presses.

“In too many instances, when it was two versus two or three versus two, they got passed and had room to run at, which caused issues for our center backs.

“You cannot be wide open like that in a Champions League match; you must be compact. We earned this outcome. They appeared to have an extra man.”

The remaining Champions League games for Liverpool

Ajax (H) on September 13; game time is 8 p.m.

Rangers (H) on October 4; kickoff is at 8 p.m.

Rangers (A) on October 12; kickoff is at 8 p.m.

Ajax (A) on October 26; game time is 8 p.m.

Napoli (H) on November 1; kickoff is at 8 p.m.

What Next?

Liverpool will play their first Premier League game back on Saturday at 3 p.m. against Wolves, and Napoli will play Spezia at 2 p.m. on Saturday in an effort to keep their Serie A winning streak alive.

Money makes the world of sport go round, this is why many brands crave partnership with the big teams as a way to further popularize and foster their business.

In this article we shall be unraveling the top 10 most expensive flops in soccer and we know you must be praying your team should not be among them, but trust me no club will escape it as no manager is a magician to be able to decipher a flop from a distance.

Most times football lovers and fans of various football clubs around the globe believe that the more expensive a player, the better his performance. Unfortunately, not all big-money signings turn out successful in their new club. Some may require more than a season to prove their worth while others never did.

In football, spending big does not guarantee success. 90minsoccer outlined below, some of the top 10 biggest transfers in football that later turned out to be outrageously costly mistakes.

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Why Are They Big Money Flops in Soccer

The reason why some football players are called expensive or big-money flops in football is due to the singular fact that every player signed into a club at a mouth-watering sum is expected to deliver as such player is seen as an asset to the club.

Some of these expensive players did well to impress in their first season but end up meeting their waterloo in the following season or two. Without wasting much of your time let’s dive into the top most expensive flops in soccer in the world today.

13. Zlatan Ibrahimovic 

Transfer: Inter – Barcelona (2009)

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the first in our net. The Swedish striker is known and loved by football fans for his pride and ego in front of the microphone as he was never careful in choosing his words when being interviewed.

He is a genius and an absolute legend of the game of football. However, his move to Barcelona in 2019 almost ruined his career as he had a most embarrassing outing bad enough to land him among the top 15 flops in soccer.

It can be recalled that Barca didn’t just pay Inter a whooping €69.5m (£59m/$75m) for Ibrahimovic, but also added their 2009 Champions League hero Samuel Eto’o alongside the cash to ensure they landed the ace striker at Camp Nuo. A deal they will forever regret.

Embarrassingly, Ibrahimovic was able to net only 21 goals in all competitions but was all over the media for the wrong purpose as the world of football witnessed the greatest personality clash in football history.

The Swede had countless rifts with the then Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola after Ibrahimovic accused him of having “no balls” and “sh*tting himself” in front of his former boss Jose Mourinho.

12. Romelu Lukaku: Everton – Man Utd (2017)

Romelu Lukaku is very unfortunate when it comes to the transfer market business. This becomes evident as the striker appeared twice on our list of top flops in soccer in the world.

Romelu Lukaku’s predicament first started at Old Trafford when the Belgian joined Manchester United in 2017 from Everton for a bank-breaking fee of £75m ($94m).

It was surprising and no one expected it as the Belgium international had proven himself in the Premier League while playing with both West Brom and Everton.

Lukaku’s first season at Old Trafford wasn’t bad at all as the ace striker scored 10 goals in his first nine appearances for Manchester United, breaking Bobby Charlton’s legendary record at the club.

However, during his second season at Manchester, Lukaku began to struggle to find the back of the net. After he finally managed to end a 12-game drought under Jose Mourinho, Lukaku was unlucky as the change of manager of the club also mean a change in playing time for the striker. Lukaku saw less and less playing time under the new Norwegian manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

While Lukaku feels he was disrespected and poorly treated by the Norwegian, many United fans, including Gary Neville, believe he was not good enough to lead the Manchester United attack line.

11. Kepa Arizabalaga: Athletic Club – Chelsea (2018)

Kepa Arizabalaga became the world’s most expensive goalkeeper in football following his record-breaking £72m moves from the Spanish side Athletic club to Chelsea.

It was expected that Kepa will be efficient and emerge the best goalkeeper but the reverse was the case. Since the arrival of Edouard Mendy whose price was one-third of Kepa’s fee, Kepa became a second choice option for the blues.

According to reports, Kepa is likely to exit the club this summer with the next destination yet to be announced. Meanwhile, his stay at Chelsea will forever be remembered for his Carabao Cup drama.

Back in 2019, Kepa shamefully refused to be substituted in the Carabao final which ought not to be so of any player irrespective of the reasons attached. Also in 2022, Kepa made an embarrassing out in the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool where he failed to make a single save during the penalty shoot-out and was also responsible for their loss as he bulleted his spot-kick into space.

9. Nicolas Pepe: Lille – Arsenal (2019)

In 2019 Arsenal took a bold step of breaking their bank to splash a whooping £72m ($90m) to sign Nicolas Pepe from Lille. Upon his arrival, everyone believed he is going to perform as expected considering his blissful career at Lille in the French Ligue 1.

At the end of the 2021-22 season, Arsenal fans were singing praises of their unsung hero, but his glory days never last long. He gradually started struggling to find the back of the net, thereby losing his place in the starting eleven of the team.

However, Pepe managed to score one goal in the 2021-22 campaign, as his place in the starting line-up has long been taken by younger and better players.

8. James Rodriguez: Monaco – Real Madrid (2014)

Real Madrid’s interest in James Rodriguez started when the club’s President Florentino Perez picked interest in the young skillful Colombian during Colombia’s quarter-finals display in the 2014 World Cup.

Coincidentally, the attacking midfielder has had a keen interest in playing for the Los Blancos someday. When interest came from the Spanish giants, James’s move to the Santiago Bernabeu became inevitable.

James Rodriguez joined the Galacticos for a record fee of €80m (£68m/$86m) from Monaco, a move most football lovers believed will be worth the spending considering the ability of the midfielder to convert goals from unimaginable positions.

No doubt, their guess was right, during his first season at Madrid, James lived up to expectations as he nets in 17 goals in all competitions in the 2014-15 campaign as a midfielder.

However, the arrival of Zinedine Zidane as the new coach of the club in 2016 marked a crucial turning point in Madrid’s modern history, but also dent James’s career at Bernabeu.

James rarely featured in games under the Frenchman, it can be recalled that at a time Zidane claimed that James had asked not to be included in a game against Athletic Club.

James ended up playing a chunk part of his career on loan at Bayern Munich, his final season at Munich saw him feature in only 8 games and later exit the club as a free agent.

7. Romelu Lukaku: Inter – Chelsea (2021)

Lukaku is one unlucky player in the transferred business as he appears again on the top 7 most expensive flops in football. The heavy-weight striker had a fine form at Inter and decided to return to England, this time around to Chelsea which he said he has returned to complete the “unfinished business” in Chelsea.

Romelu Luka signed for Chelsea for a record fee of £97.5m ($119m) from the Italian side Inter Milan. In his first season at Stamford Bridge looks like the Belgian attacker meant every word he said before returning to Chelsea, as he finished the 2020-21 campaign as the club’s top scorer with 24 goals and 11 assists. Unfortunately, his second season turned out worse than the first.

Scoring 15 goals in 44 appearances was not a bad record for an attacker but Lukaku only had himself to blame for not being careful with his choice of words during an interview with Sky Sport Italia in the middle of the 2021/22 season where he professed his undying love for former club Inter and, even went as far as criticizing Thomas Tuchel’s tactics.

Since that incident, Lukaku has lost the trust of his coach and most Chelsea fans, as he is now considering a loan move back to San Siro in the summer transfer window.

6. Harry Maguire: Leicester – Man Utd (2019)

In the 2019 transfer window, Manchester United were not careful in spending on whichever player they dimmed fit to be part of the squad as they splashed an exorbitant £80m ($100m) on Harry Maguire, an amount good enough to land the Leicester defender at Old Trafford.

No one would ever think it will be a waste of money as the England defender had proved himself while at Leicester to the point that renowned coach  Pep Guardiola was also in the race to sign him in 2019.

In an interview, Maguire claims he chose Manchester United over Manchester City but in reality, United offered more than City and as the market goes, the highest bidder always wins the race.

Harry Maguire has had a handful of abuses from fans at United over the past three years the latest of which was the death threat he received that left him out of the club’s squad for some matches.

Maguire is more of a victim of circumstance as his career is equally suffering from United’s trophy-less spell and seeing the club making him a captain looks completely ridiculous.

5. Eden Hazard: Chelsea – Real Madrid (2019)

It seems 2019 is not a good year for the football business, again another big-money signing flopped at his new club and this time it is Eden Hazard. Hazard joined Real Madrid from Chelsea for €100 million (£88m/$112m), a move that turned out to be doomed from the very moment the Chelsea ace winger turned up overweight for pre-season training.

Nature wasn’t on his side as his career at Santiago Bernabeu was thwarted by a series of incessant injuries compared to his injury-free outing at Chelsea.

Even when fit and tried to prove himself as a player who performed excellently during his seven years spell at Chelsea, he only got disappointed and frustrated and his sparks are long gone.

Irrespective of the fact that he wasn’t up to expectations, Hazard has done well in his football career by adding several important trophies to his cabinet while at Real Madrid.

4. Paul Pogba: Juventus – Man Utd (2016)

Manchester United’s deal with Paul Pogba is indeed a loss for the club who lost Paul Pogba for nothing in 2012 when he joined Juventus on a free transfer. In 2016, the English giants re-signed Pogba from Juventus for a world-record fee of £89.5m. Ten years later, it’s happened again as Pogba is planning on exiting the club on a free transfer.

The fans have long given up hope on Paul Pogba whom they believed has lost his place in the team, some irate supporters of the team booed and abused the french man during their clash with Norwich last season showing their dissatisfaction with the young midfielder.

No one will be happy spending a fortune on a valuable asset that will lose value within a twinkling of an eye. Pogba’s six years at Old Trafford only added one Europa League title, one Carabao Cup, and a series of pitiful performances and injury worries.

3.Ousmane Dembele: Dortmund – Barcelona (2017)

Barcelona found itself in a very tight spot after the exit of Neymar Jnr to Paris Saint-Germain in the 2017 summer transfer window.

Of course, it was a good business as they had received a world-record fee for the Brazilian veteran striker, but every club in the world knew they had a fat purse and are willing to spend as they were desperate to sign Neymar’s replacement.

Indeed, Dortmund were the lucky one, they saw Barcelona coming for their Ousmane Dembele and need not be informed before they inflated the price of the french man who just had one season in the German Bundesliga.

Barcelona splashed a whooping €105m (£90m/$112m) to land Dembele at Camp Nuo. A deal they now lived to regret.
Worst still after five years plagued by injury and ill-discipline at the club, Dembele is set to leave on a free transfer.

2. Antoine Griezmann: Atletico Madrid – Barcelona (2019)

In 2018 Antoine Griezmann rejected a €100m (£86m/$107m) transfer to Barcelona, which he publicly stated in a video documentary shared by Barcelona defender Gerard Pique.

This singular act got the club’s fans and wished to have nothing to do with the Atletico Madrid veteran striker.

Explainable, Barcelona went for the french man for a fee of €120m (£100m/$130m) the following year, hoping the striker’s capabilities would be worth the insult in the viral video.

Unluckily for him, The magnificent attacker enjoyed a moment at Camp Nou before descending to mediocrity. His average performance for the club saw him crawling back to Real Madrid in the 2021 transfer window after which he later re-joined Atletico Madrid on loan with the possibility of making a permanent transfer.

1. Philippe Coutinho: Liverpool – Barcelona (2018)

Philippe Coutinho’s transfer was the best of all transfers in Liverpool’s history, but the turned out to be the worst for Barcelona.

Remember in 2018, Barcelona paid a mouth-watering sum of €120m (£100m/$130m) – plus €40m (£34m/$43m) in potential bonuses – to land Coutinho at Camp Nuo.

Josep Maria Bartomeu didn’t care to know if the player has a place in his squad but went out of his way to ensure the Brazilian featured in his formidable squad. Liverpool on the other hand saw a bid too good to turn down. 

It can be recalled that the most Coutinho’s most significant contribution during his four years of sojourn at the book was scoring two goals against his team in 2020 while he was on loan at Bayern Munich.

After spending years trying to offload Coutinho, they let him join Aston Villa for just €20m (£17m/$21.5m) in 2022 as they desperately tried to restore some financial order at Camp Nou after very nearly going bankrupt under Bartomeu.

Some of the big teams across Europe have released their new football kits ahead of the 2022/23 season.

Many football fans have been eager to know what their club’s next kit will look like, don’t worry here we will bring you the New football kits 2022/23 as confirmed by the clubs,

Another year, another season, another new football kit for the football players and fans across the globe. The 2021/22 season is gradually coming to an end across Europe, and 2022/23 is around the corner. Teams across the globe are launching their new kits ahead of the coming season.

You cannot take fashion out of football, this is why you find big fashion brands like Nike, Addidas, Puma, etc working with the big teams across the world. These fashion brands always work tirelessly to make sure they satisfy football lovers with eye-catching kits every season.

Most of these kits were not just ordinary wears or designs, but they make designs to portray historic meanings or achievements. However, some are futuristic designs while others are experimental styles but producing something new every year is expedient to get the attention of the fans and the world in general.

90minsoccer is bringing you the newly released kits by some of the big teams in Europe, and no doubt you are going to love some of these innovative designs made ahead of the 2022/23 season.

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Real Madrid Home kit

Real Madrid mark their 120 anniversary with the release of their 2022/2023 home kit in May. The jersey was designed in the usual legendary white and also features purple detailing. Addidas ensure that the design portrays the clubs’ past glory, present success, and future hopes. Unlike the previous season, this season’s home kit has no stripes on its sleeves but a slight purple lining on the edge of its collar.

Arsenal Home Kit

Arsenal FC have revealed their 2022/2023 Home kit in May 2022. The home jersey was designed by their clothing brand Addidas and bears the bold “lightning bolt” design.

The Gunners will be using the part of the money realized from the sale of the jersey to support her foundation. According to a report, the English side announced that £5 of every sale of the new home jersey bought directly from them will be deposited to the Arsenal Foundation purse and would be used to support the local community starting from May 19th to August 5th.

Arsenal have been working tirelessly to positively impact the lives of people living in their local areas since 1985 till date.

Bayern Munich Home Kit

The German giants revealed their 2022/2023 home kit in May. The kit was designed in its traditional red color with the front of the shirt designed with white horizontal stripes. These horizontal stripes are in different sizes, the collar was designed as a white crew neck and it also has cuffs on the sleeves. Bayern will also attach a golden badge on the home kit to commemorate their steady performance in the domestic league winning ten Bundesliga titles in a row.

Borussia Dortmund Home Kit

Borussia Dortmund once again partners with Puma to launch the new home kit for the German club ahead of the 2022/2023 season. The new home kit is in the club’s usual yellow color on the front and has a plain design at the back of the jersey. The club’s badge and the brand logo are all in yellow and the back contains a bold inscription of the club’s name, jersey number, and the player’s name. The beauty of the jersey was perfected with a cool black crew-neck collar that matches the black on the edge of the sleeves.

Juventus Home Kit

Addidas are no jokes when it comes to outstanding designs. In recent seasons we see the brand releasing marvelous designs, especially for the Turin side. This season Addidas in partnership with Juventus have released the club’s home kit ahead of the 2022/2023 season.

This new design has unusual vertical bianconeri stripes. The black vertical stripes are not the usual plain stripes but rather a series of triangles neatly joined which symbolizes the piedmont region which forms the base of the Turin. The Club’s badge and brand logo are all in black color with the three stars on the club’s badge crested in golden color. Also, the “Jeep” sponsors logo was designed with electrifying blue sparks. The vertical stripes on the jersey extend to the sleeves where the cuffs were blended with half-white and half-black designs. The collar of the jersey was designed with a deep black color that perfectly blended with the black cuff on the sleeves of the home kit.

Liverpool Home kit

Nike made one of the best jerseys in Europe last season with the design of Liverpool home and away kits. The fashion brand never relents as they continue their partnership with the Merseyside club. Liverpool launched their new home kit in May ahead of the 2022/2023 season. The home jersey is the usual red with the club badge and the sponsor logo all in a simple white color. According to the club, the theme of the home jersey is “Scouse Solidarity”. The beauty of the home kit was finished with fine faintly-visible stripes on the red jersey.

Manchester City Home kit

Puma in collaboration with Manchester City have released the club’s 2022/2023 home kit in May. The new home design of the jersey was inspired by the club’s icon Collin Bell and the entertaining teams of the late 1960s. The jersey was designed in the traditional sky-blue color with a maroon stripe on the edge of the sleeve cuffs. Also, the home jersey has a crown logo on the inside of the neckline which is a symbol that marks a tribute to the clubs’ legend “Collin the King”.

Roma Home Kit

Roma jersey has been on the lips of most football lovers. New Balance has once again produced something good in the fashion world. The Giallorossi 2022/2023 home kit looks very classic and nice designed in their traditional deep red and a touch of golden yellow and perfectly combines as usual. Subtle designs are overlaid on the beautiful–looking jersey. The look of the beautiful jersey was finished with a nicely-placed button-down collar. The jersey is purely not to be discussed or argued about but to be loved by all and sundry.

Ajax | Home

Ajax never disappoints when it comes to fashion. The Dutch champions have released a classic look for their new home kit ahead of the forthcoming 2022-23 season.

The new jersey is in its traditional red and white color but with a bit of golden stripe on the sleeve, cuff, and collars. The design of the kit carries a big message of the club’s all-time golden moments and no doubt is one of the finest pieces by Addidas.

Athletic Club | Away

Athletic Bilbao is one of those clubs known for red and white home jerseys. They are known for their red and white stripes. The format of the Bilbao home kits is unique and has been since 1910 and still forms the foundation of their home kits every season.

However, their home kit is not fixed on a particular color or design. New Balance and Athletic Bilbao agreed to take inspiration from the club’s nickname “Los Leones” to carve out a beautiful away kit ahead of next season. The name, which is translated in English as “The Lions,” started right from the origin of the club, a location close to San Mames church, and also contributed to the naming of the club’s current stadium.

Barcelona | Home

On June 3rd, Barcelona released their 2022-23 home kit which is a bit different from that of last season. The new home kit comes with a bold striped design made by the club’s brand, Nike.

The Catalan outfit is their traditional blue and red Blaugrana stripes, which was their usual style for home kit over the years. We have seen a series of home kits for the club in wide and narrow stripes for over two decades now except for the 2016/16 season where they used horizontal stripes instead of their usual vertical stripes. The 2021-22 kit looks like the new kit but the previous kit has a lighter coloration as compared with the latest offering. The color of the new kit offers relevance to the 1992 Olympic Games that were held in Barcelona.

Celtic | Away

Celtic emerged Champions of the SPL title last season, and have now unveiled their 2022-23 away kit. The kit is a masterpiece with a whole lot of history from the past. The latest design made by Adidas is a 30-year-old classic design gotten from the archive of the club. The exact kind of kit was last used by the club in the 1992 season and will be remarkable to see their players wearing such outfits after thirty years.

The new away kit was designed with a pinstripe of green and white of a black pattern to give an awesome look for the SPL champions.

Newcastle United | Home

Newcastle have officially released their home kit ahead of the 2022/23 season. The latest design keep it quite simple as it is their traditional black and white stripes and nothing more.

However, there have been a series of speculations of a Saudi-themed away kit, but we are yet to see the club’s away kit yet. We will keep you posted when it is out,

Porto | Home

New Balance has been impressive in their delivery lately. Recently the fashion brand released the latest Athletic Bilbao home jersey, and again here they are with a beautiful piece for FC Porto.

FC Porto is another club that chose to keep their home kit simple as the latest design has a simple design of their traditional blue and white stripes and nothing more.

Tottenham Hotspur | Home

Earlier in June, Tottenham released their home kit for the 2022/23 season. The design is yet another perfect piece of design from Nike. The latest design carries a ‘Dare To Do’ tag line.

Spurs new home kit comes in their usual white but this time with black and yellow stripes on the edge of the sleeves and the neck. The lilywhite jersey was made purely from recycled polyster while a “neon volt” perfected the look of the new jersey and made it a bit different from what we saw last season.

West Ham United | Home

West Ham United have officially unveiled its home shirt ahead of the 2022-23 season. The latest kit has inspired a piece worn by the club legend Billy Bond’s promotion-winning side 30 years ago.

Having secured a place in the European competition next season, the home kit will mark the dawn of a new beginning in the club’s history.

AC MILAN | HOME

Puma never disappoints as they once again wow football lover with another masterpiece design for the 2022/23 AC Milan Home kit. The latest design comes with the traditional Rossoneri stripes, with the torso covered with black and the famous Italian red, white and green coloration at the edge of its sleeves. The kit design evokes memories of the team’s iconic appearance at the turn of the millennium, from 2000 to 2002.

BAYERN MUNICH | AWAY

On July y, Bayern Munich unveil what seems to be one of the most beautiful away kit in football history. Adidas made an impressive white away kit with a sleek design that caught the attention of most football lovers.

The new away kit is made of 100% of recycled materials and also has a shiny gold color on the edge of its sleeve, the three stripes on the shoulder will also shine in gold. The kit will be worn alongside a white short and a white socks to complete the new away kit.

Chelsea | Home

On July 7, Chelsea unveiled their home kit for the 2022–23 season, with the Nike design paying respect to previous manager Ted Drake.

There are various elements in the Blues’ newest offering that pay homage to a visionary tactician who led the club to their first top-flight title, 70 years after the great coach took over the west London team.

According to Chelsea, the heraldic lion is additionally featured on the Henley neckline in a turquoise design, symbolizing the club’s tenacity and bravery. a modern touch on a vintage element from the 1950s.

Paris Saint-Germain I Home

The modern Hechter stripe design that runs down the middle of the jersey is a highlight of the new Paris Saint-Germain home kit for 2022–2023 season. However, it still adheres to the traditional navy, crimson, and white color scheme that is associated with the club.

Real Madrid | Away

In 2022–2023, Real Madrid will wear an almost-lilac-colored light purple away kit. In contrast to the home uniform, this jersey has a crew-neck collar that is black and alludes to the mountains that tower to Madrid’s north. Real has frequently employed purple and pink in recent seasons, but this iteration has a whole different vibe.

West Ham United | Away

On July 7, West Ham released their 2022–23 away jersey, which featured a striking back design chosen by the supplier Umbro.

West Ham who will play in the Europa Conference League this season stated: “The away jersey takes inspiration from the Hammers’ roots deep in the heart of the bustling East End of the capital.

“Its white, pink, and sky blue sleeve decorations, which were inspired by the 100-year-old ship slipway at Thames Ironworks that was found in the construction of the recently opened Elizabeth line, provide the kits that Hammers everywhere will wear on their journeys this season a fresh look.”