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Nike debuts new kits for Nigerian national football teams

By Solomon Fowowe |   05 February 2020   |   8:11 pm  

American Sportswear giants, Nike have revealed new 2020 kits for Nigeria.

Heidi Burnett, Nike’s Senior Director for Global Communications made the announcement on Twitter on Wednesday evening.

The kits which feature the traditional Nigerian green and white colours have made a huge impression with fans taking kindly to the snazzy and vibrant design.

According to Nike, the home kit features a hand drawn design which fuses the traditional aesthetic of an agbada robe with modern football design. Basketball Heads Game The home kit also features the crest of the National Football Federation placed centrally at the chest area, the Nike logo under the crest, and jersey number beneath the logo.

The shorts are solid green shorts while the socks have the green, white and lemon colours.

The away jersey is more understated with its simple deep green design and Freebet matching patterns on the trim of the V-neck and the sleeves.

The trim of the away kit trim is inspired by Onaism, an art movement of ZEbet now have the highest odds Yoruba civilization that fuses designs, ornamentation and motifs found in traditional Yoruba carvings and textiles with modern art pieces.

The 2020 kits also have a broader collection of Super Eagles apparel which include a poncho, lots of market options are available vest and a dress.

Nike’s bold designs with the Super Eagles continues on the heels of the award-winning jerseys that were released for the 2018 World Cup.

The 2018 World Cup jersey Best betting odds sold few minutes after it was released with many fans of the jersey from across the world ordering for it.

Nike is yet to announce the price for the new jerseys.

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