"Leaked" River Plate 20-21 Home Kit Based on Spain Concept Design
Aug 20, 2019, by Pat
Update: As pointed out by @EleteTSC, the picture of the supposed River Plate 20-21 home kit is based on a Spain concept design. It should however be noted that MandingaRP proved accurate with the River Plate 19-20 shirts and it's not unlikely that the draft is at least based on accurate design info.
⚠️ Ojo con la supuesta camiseta de River 2020/21. Aunque MandingaRP suele estar bien dateado, esta imagen es un montaje directo sobre el concepto de España que hizo nuestro amigo @hendocfc hace tiempo. pic.twitter.com/JsKE7ceg5Q
— Todo Sobre Camisetas (@EleteTSC) August 19, 2019
The new River Plate home jersey was leaked today, via MandingaRP. It is made by Adidas and will be worn in the 2020-21 Superliga Argentina.
River Plate Adidas 2020-2021 Home Shirt
Check out Adidas' River Plate 2020-2021 home football shirt below.
A very classic look, River Plate's new 2020-21 home football shirt is white with the club's trademark red sash from the top left to bottom right.
The 3 Stripes are placed on the shoulders of River Plate's 2020-21 home jersey. In line with Adidas' theme for 2020, they are black on the right sleeve and red on the left.
The shorts of the new River Plate 2020-21 home strip are black, while the socks are white.
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