Manchester City Home Kit 2019-2020

Manchester City Home kit for the season 2019-2020 is a classical replica of the official jersey worn by Sergio Agüero, Kevin De Bruyne, and Rashem Sterling in their gamedays at the Etihad stadium.

It is in the iconic light blue color with purple accents. On the left side of the chest is the MCFC woven badge, while on the right side is the Puma badge. Etihad Airways(the main sponsor) is printed up from on the chest. V-neck collar is combined with Puma Formstrip on each shoulder.

Check also Manchester City Away Kit and Manchester City Third Kit.

Additional Information:

• Brand: Puma
• 100% polyester
• PUMA dryCELL technology
• Machine wash
• Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
• Available personalisation: yes

Manchester City Puma Kit 2019-2020

This is Manchester City

• When was Manchester City founded? Manchester City Football Club was founded in 1880 as St. Mark’s (West Gorton), in 1887 became Ardwick Association Football Club and finally was renamed in 1984 as Manchester City. The club has ranked in 5th place in the world when it comes to revenue, and Forbes estimated that Man City in the fifth most valuable football club in 2019. Since 2003, the official home of the team in the City of Manchester Stadium in east Manchester after having played for 80 years at Maine Road. MCFC goes by the nicknames: Citizens, Sky Blues, and City.

• How many trophies has Manchester City won?How does the trophies vitrine look like? In England, the citizens won six times - Premier league, FA Cup, Football League Cup, and FA Community Shield. In European terms, there is only one UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup won in the season 1969-1970. Manchester City is the first English football club with the domestic treble, having won four trophies in 2019.

• What are the colours of Manchester City? Though it is not exactly clear why Man City chose to use blue and white as a home color, there are some pieces of evidence that the club has been this combination since 1892. For the match games away from Manchester Stadium, the team uses either maroon or red and black. The current club’s badge that represents iconic Manchester symbols like the ship, three rivers, and red rose was adopted in 2015.

• Famous players: Billy Meredith, Tommy Johnson, Eric Brook, Frank Swift, Peter Doherty, Roy Clarke, Bert Trautmann, Roy Paul, Colin Bell, Malcolm Allison, Francis Lee, Ernie Toseland, Niall Quinn, Neil Young, Sergio Agüero, Pablo Zabaleta, Vincent Kompany, Kevin De Bruyne.