LEEDS UNITED AND ADIDAS RELEASE THE 2022/23 HOME KIT - Leedsunited.com 13/7/22

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Leeds United and adidas are proud to reveal the new and eagerly anticipated home kit, ahead of the 2022/23 Premier League season!

Following two dramatic, exciting and hard-fought years back in the top-flight of English football, Elland Road is ready to host Premier League action once again next season.

You, the Leeds United fans, are known globally for your support from the stands. Everywhere, you’re going to be there. When our players walk out of the famous tunnel onto the pitch to be greeted by you, we will once again be Marching on Together.

This shirt is a celebration of the club and its loyal supporters, with a finely crafted badge putting your passion on display, every time you adorn our historical colours of white, yellow and blue.

Produced once again in partnership with official technical kit partner adidas and using a high-performance recycled material, the soft, textured AEROREADY fabric has the iconic LUFC script printed to recognise the 50th anniversary of the 1972 FA Cup winning side.

The collar is a ribbed crew-neck design and is accompanied by sewn-on classic 3-stripes on the shoulders, with comfortable fitting sleeve cuffs as you work your way down the arm.

Once again, our home shirt will be sponsored by SBOTOP for a third successive year, along with recently announced sleeve partner Wish.

Jesse Marsch’s side will wear the kit for the very first time on Thursday against Brisbane Roar on our tour of Australia. It’s time for new memories to be made.

The new home kit will be on sale late August 2022.

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