Kimmich Wears Wrong Shirt | Goretzka Shirt Rips
Oct 27, 2020, by Pat
Bayern Munich's 2-1 away win over Lokomotiv Moscow, the German club's 13th(!) consecutive in the competition, has provided us with a bit of unusual kit news.
There were two observations, the first one being that Joshua Kimmich played the first half with a different shirt than his team-mates. The Telekom sponsor on the front of Kimmich's shirt was black instead of orange. He switched to a correct jersey for the second half - and scored his team's winning goal with a great volley in the 79th.
Leon Goretzka, who's made a name for himself even beyond the football community with his impressive transformation, might have to size up in the future, after this shirt sleeve ripped when he celebrated his opening goal.
Leon Goretzka really ripped his shirt celebrating 😅 @brfootball pic.twitter.com/zo5C6zdB5N
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 27, 2020
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