Second attempt with Ronaldo in the squad in order to conquer the Champions League. An attempt which once again failed. The traditional Juve stripes had vanished but the bianco-neri colors remained. No Coppa italia badge since Juve failed to win the domestic league Cup during Ronaldo’s first season. The printing can be black or white … Read more
Ronaldo was brought to the Allianz Juve stadium in Turin in no small measure in order to win the Champions League for the Juve. A mission which unfortunately for the parties involved failed. Juve did get other things instead though such a massive boost to the following on social media accounts. It looks more like … Read more
Prior to 2004 there was no license to produce the official Juventus printing. Thus pretty much anyone could find the correct font and proportions and next produce “the official” Juve name and number kit. Among those who did so was the English company Metro Sports. Now 20 years later that same printing can still be … Read more
The Juve home kit rarely disappoints. Most of the times it is a pretty straight forward affair with black and white vertical stripes. The season’s 21/22 version is no exception to that rule. The official name and number kit is usually either black, white or yellow. In that regard there are no exceptions either. Plain … Read more
Juventus always wears a black/white zebra striped home kit. The away kit though varies in style and color. For the season 21/22 the choice has come out as an all black kit with a few colorful contrasts. The name and number kit is equally stark in contrast , in a bright white color. The jersey … Read more
The Juve 21/22 home kit comes with a Coppa Italia badge in certain editions. The badge as well as the league sleeve badge, and the name and number kit at the back are all optional. The jersey comes without these insignias as delivered by adidas. The Coppa Italia badge is from Deko Graphics in Germany. … Read more
The official name and number printing is a licensed product and thus the price is significantly more expensive than a standard transfer print. Below and example of a standard printing and not the official style. Below is the official font from the same season 21/22. The main difference being the club logo in the numbers.
Juventus like all other clubs across the continent will sport 3 different kits for the season 19/20. A black/white home kit. A white/orange away kit. A blue/white third kit. Classical Juve secondary colors like yellow, pink, black have all been left out this time around. The players showing off the new uniform are not exactly … Read more
New Juventus home kit for the season 19/20 has launched! The kit breaks with tradition since it is two split rather than a striped design. The printing is white on a black background. There is a pink stripe going down the middle between the two halves. The very first kit Juventus sported more than 100 … Read more
New Juventus third kit 18/19 in a dark grey / black color with neon yellow / green contrast. Dybala has for the past 2 seasons been the by far best selling player with Juventus. Obviously starting with the arrival with Ronaldo over the summer 2018 Dybala will be relegated to the number 2. Same jersey … Read more