Bayern München Wear New Telekom Logo
Jul 10, 2022, by Chris
FC Bayern München have started pre-season training. And unlike previously expected, the German giants already debuted the new Telekom logo.
Bayern Munich 22-23 Training Collection Features New Telekom Logo
In contrast to the 22-23 home and away kits, the Bayern München 2022-2023 training collection worn by the players features the new Telekom logo.
The reason awhy Bayern's training collection already has the new Telekom logo is simple. Adidas have produced all training items without sponsors, while the 22-23 kits were produced with the old logo.
We might see the new Telekom logo on the special-edition kits
Bayern offer fans to add all sponsor logos to the Adidas 22-23 training shirt for an additional 15 Euro.
FC Bayern München will still at least release three new kits in the 2022-2023 season - the third kit as well as two special-edition kits. It remains to be seen if any of those will already have the new Telekom logo.
What is sure is that the new Telekom logo will be on all Bayern products from the 2023-2024 season, including the Bayern München 23-24 home kit.
Meanwhile, Dutch side Utrecht and Hungarian club Ferencváros have already the new Telekom logo on their new 22-23 kits.
What do you think of Bayern having different Telekom logos on their training shirts and their kits in the 22-23 season? Comment below.
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