Adidas Just Have 3 Teams In 2022-23 UEFA Europa Conference League
Sep 15, 2022, by Chris
- Kit Brands: Nike is the leading kit brand with 8 teams, followed by Puma and Joma with 4 each.
- Adidas Representation: Adidas has only 3 teams in the 2022-23 UEFA Europa Conference League, surprisingly tying with Macron and Umbro.
- Teamwear vs Bespoke Kits: Larger brands like Adidas, Puma, and Nike often use teamwear kits, while smaller brands provide bespoke designs for their teams.
The second match day of the 2022-23 Europa Conference League group stage takes place today. We take a look at which brands make the kits for the 32 teams in the 22-23 Europa Conference League, in cooperation with Football Kit Archive.
2022-2023 UEFA Europa Conference League Kit Battle
Nike are the clear number 1 in the 2022-2023 Europa Conference League Group Stage with 8 of 32 clubs - exactly 25%. Puma and Joma share the second place, with both making the kits for 4 teams.
12 brands make the kits for 32 teams
Surprisingly, Adidas just have three teams in the UEFA Europa Conference League, the same number as Macron and Umbro.
In total, 12 brands make the kits for the 32 teams of the 22-23 UEFA Europa Conference League.
2022-2023 UEFA Europa Conference League Home Kits
There are many teamwear kits in the UEFA Europa Conference League jerseys from Adidas, Puma, and Nike, which do not release unique kits for the small UEFA Conference League teams. The smaller brands provide their teams with bespoke kits.
Make sure to check out all 2022-23 Conference League kits on Football Kit Archive.
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