Puma Set to Alter Manchester City Kits With Major Branding Change
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8-second readSportswear giants Puma are preparing to introduce a major visual change across their kit lineup that will subtly transform the design of future Manchester City shirts, according to new reports.
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The German kit manufacturer has been responsible for producing City's matchday apparel and training gear since embarking on a lucrative, long-term partnership ahead of the 2019/20 season.
Over that time, supporters have grown familiar with Puma's distinct design style, which has often tried to nod toward club tradition and Mancunian heritage while blending in bold modern styling and cutting-edge sportswear technology.
Now, new details suggest that Puma are planning to eliminate a signature branding element that has been present on their football jerseys for more than a quarter of a century, ushering in a new minimalist design across top European clubs.
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