Olympique Marseille have released all three of their kits for next season hoping that they will inspire a return to their former glories. Currently languishing in thirteenth place in Ligue Un, their only hope for European football is the upcoming Coupe de France where all-conquering PSG await them in the final.
The home kit relies heavily on their traditional all-white as its’ base colour but the jersey is decorated with a sky blue semi-cross on the left shoulder, with the horizontal bar across the chest housing kit maker Adidas logo on the right breast, opposite the club badge on the left.
Away from home, Les Phocéens will revert to an all-dark blue kit. Broken only by the white cuffs on the sleeves, it’s brilliantly simple with the shirt trim travelling unbroken from the underarm to the bottom of the shorts.
For their alternate strip, OM pay homage the dozen Argentine players who have represented the club. It takes on board the South Americans classic colours of blue and white stripes with a black v-necked collar, reminsicent of their kit worn during France ’98. It’s all completed with sky blue shorts and socks to add a dash of French style to a familiar football strip.
