Nike Barcelona, Manchester City, PSG, Roma, Inter and Galatasaray 17-18 Home Kits Released
All home kits of the best European Nike clubs except Atlético Madrid have been finally released. We take a look at the new FC Barcelona, Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, AS Roma, Inter Milan and Galatasaray 2017-2018 kits.
Nike FC Barcelona 17-18 Home Kit
The new FC Barcelona 2017-2018 jersey boasts a unique gradient-stripes design.
Featuring new main sponsor Rakuten for the first time on the front, the new FC Barcelona 17-18 kit is totally different to last season's classic striped kit. The Barcelona 2017-18 kit is based on the second generation of Nike's Vapor template, just as all other Nike 17-18 strips.
Nike Manchester City 17-18 Home Kit
The new Man City kit is as clean as it can get.
A very clean design, the new Man City 2017-18 kit combines the club's famous Sky Blue main color with white applications and navy logos.
Nike Paris Saint-Germain 17-18 Home Jersey
PSG's new jersey for the 2017-18 season.
The new PSG 2017-18 kit for the 2017-18 campaign features a bold design that has many haters, to say the least.
AS Roma 17-18 Home Uniform
Roma's kit returns to the classic red Roma home kit color.
The only kit that comes without a main sponsor yet, the new AS Roma 2017-18 comes with Roma's classic shade of red instead of maroon. It was instant hit amongst supporters of the Italian club, while other critizied the kit design for being lazy.
Nike Inter Milan 17-18 Home Jersey
This is the new Inter 2017-18 strip.
Boasting an asymmetrical stripes look, the Inter Milan's 2017-18 Nike kit is criticized for looking like a barcode.
Nike Galatasaray 17-18 Home Kit
Galatasaray's new kit again features an all-new design.
Just as Barcelona's, PSG' and Inter's new kits for the 2017-2018 season, the new Galatasaray 2017-2018 home kit introduces an updated look for the club. It adds a new twist to the club's iconic half-and-half look with a chest panel with reverted colors.
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