The Real Madrid home kit 18/19 was not the most popular of the decade.
Ronaldo had departed from the Bernabeu and the team collapsed early spring with a disasterous week essentially losing the league title as well as being eliminated from the Copa del Rey and the UCL.
The kit in and by itself is fairly anonymous with a white/black color palate.
The time had come with the 17/18 season where there would be one name set for La Liga and another for the UCL.
Real Madrid got back to its winning ways and conquered the league title thus they got to wear the small gold patch the following season. Later on they added to that by winning the FIFA world club championship thus gaining the right to wear the gold shield to the chest.
The title holder in La Liga gets to wear the small gold badge above the La Liga tournament patch.
The name and number printing was a plain black. Nothing fancy but a decent font to match the white and purple tones of the jersey.
Real Madrid legend Luka Modric continues to deliver for Los Blancos. Very impressive the consistency delivered by Modric season in and season for club as well as for the national team.
The Real Madrid away jersey for the season 2023/24 is quite classy though the very prominent pattern is not everyone’s cup of tea.
The official name and number kit is from Avery Dennison. The printing for away as well as third is orange for the season 23/24.
The Champions League sleeve badges are provided by Sporting ID/Elms based out of the UK / Ireland.
Close up of the front in order to put the spotlight on the finer details in logo, sponsor logo as well as other badges and tag.
