Godoy Cruz 2023 Home Kit Released
Jan 26, 2023, by Dewa
Godoy Cruz's new 2023 home shirt was released yesterday. It is made by Fiume Sport and will be worn in next season's Superliga Argentina campaign.
Godoy Cruz 2023 Home Kit
This is the new Fiume Sport Godoy Cruz home shirt for 2023.
The Fiume Sport Godoy Cruz 2023 home shirt keeps the club's blue and white stripes as its base just like in the previous year. The main differences from the past design are the placement of the logos, as the 2023 version has the Fiume logo on the right and club crest of the left side, while the 2022 one had them placed centrally.
Another interesting additional detail is the small Fiume logo placed at the bottom of the shirt in black colored details. The 'F star' logo meanwhile is placed on the sleeves, while last year it was on the shoulders.
Completing the Fiume Sport Godoy Cruz 2023 home shirt, the club and its kit manufacturer pair it with matching blue shorts that have a bit of white for additional details.
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