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Real Zaragoza presented their new first kit for the upcoming season on Monday, manufactured again by Adidas. The predominantly white jersey features deep blue shoulders, sleeves, and V-neck trim, creating a distinctive shoulder yoke. Fine vertical lines with an embossed effect on the front fabric evoke designs from the 1980s and 1990s. Sponsor logos are integrated in the same blue color. The shirt includes the historic Zaragocista motto 'Zaragoza never surrenders,' referencing the Napoleonic siege, and a badge representing the three Aragonese provinces (Zaragoza, Huesca, Teruel) with regional flag bars. The fabric uses Adidas' AEROREADY technology for ventilation and sweat absorption. The presentation featured players Ander Herrera, Lucas Terrer, and Hugo Pinilla wearing the kit at the construction site of the new Romareda stadium.
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Real Zaragoza presented their new first kit for the upcoming season this Monday. Once again manufactured by Adidas, the shirt features shoulders, sleeves, and a V-neck trim in a deep blue color, creating a shoulder yoke or "pauldron" that stands out against the predominantly white jersey.
The front fabric includes fine vertical lines with an embossed effect, evoking some of the Adidas jerseys worn by Real Zaragoza in the 1980s and 1990s, according to the club.
Key Design Details
- Sponsor and supplier logos are integrated in the same blue color as the shoulders.
- Club motto: The jersey features the well-known Zaragoza and Zaragocista saying originating from the siege by Napoleonic troops in the early 19th century: "Zaragoza never surrenders."
- Badge: Includes the three Aragonese provinces—Zaragoza, Huesca, and Teruel—accompanied by the bars of the regional flag.
Technology and Presentation
"The fabric of the jersey is developed with Adidas' AEROREADY technology, a technical construction to promote ventilation and sweat absorption," the club noted.
The presentation was accompanied by an image of Ander Herrera, Lucas Terrer, and Hugo Pinilla wearing the new kit at the construction site of the new Romareda.
Source: El Periódico de Aragón
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