Real Madrid also officially unveiled their new Away shirt for the 2010-11 season. Adidas are again the shirt manufacturers for Real Madrid with their logo appearing on the right chest and the club badge on the left. The colour of the new Real Madrid away jersey is mostly navy with lime green detailing on the collar and down the sides of the shirt. There is also lines coming from the Real Madrid badge like sun rays.

There are sure to be a good number of players arriving at Real Madrid this season with a number of top players also expected to leave the club so we will have to wait and see who will be pulling on the new Real Madrid jerseys next season but with Jose Mourinho managing the club the expectation levels at a club who always expect to win just got even greater.

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The new 2010-11 Real Madrid home shirt has appeared online but whether or not this is the final product we will have to wait and see but even if it is not it probably won’t be too far off with the Real Madrid home jersey changing very little year to year.

The leaked pictures of the new Real Madrid home shirt show the traditional white shirt only this time the Adidas stripes are in blue as is the detailing just at the collar.

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Umbro will manufacture the new Bilbao home jersey and it will be part of the new tailored range. The new Atheltico Bilbao home jersey have the look of a retro shirt and the shirt is reversible with the other side being black and having the first 11 Bilbao players that played for the club on the back of it in white. The normal ide of the clubs traditional red and white vertical stripes.

Let us know in the comments box below what you think of the new 2010-11 Athetico Bilbao Centenary shirt.

Nike will of course be manufacturing the new Barcelona kits and we are still a while away from the official launch by Nike. The new Barcelona home jersey has kept very close to the traditional Barca striped design with a polo shirt style collar on the kit this time around. The Barca home shirt is worn with red shorts and socks which is a change from the normal dark coloured shorts.

The Barcelona away kit is the same colour as the away shirt from a few years ago which was vertically striped but this year the 2010-11 away jersey looks to be plain blue with some yellow detailing on the sleeves and will be worn with black shorts and blue socks.

Let us know in the comments box below if you think this will be the new designs for the 2010-11 Barcelona home and away jerseys and what you think of them.

However Sandro Rosell, a favourite to become president of the club in the summer, has said he would consider putting a sponsor on the front of the Barcelona home and away shirts if it made financial sense for the club.

This is sure to be met with some opposition from fans who will like the lack of sponsor on the front of the shirt or the gesture of having a charity on the front. the truth is though Barcelona could attract a huge amount of money for a sponsorship deal and it could be too costly for them not to do when everyone in football is looking for more and more money.

Next season the Atlectico shirts will continue to be manufactured by Nike with their logo appearing on the right chest and the club badge on the left. The new Atletico home jersey seems to be following the traditional red and white vertical stripes with the collar of the new shirt being white.

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The predominately blue home shirt with the laser effect design below the neck is a bit much for the eye, and is a design followed through with the away, third and goalkeepers kits; alternating the colours.

As with most Joma kits, it’s comfortable to wear and shapes up well with all sizes, but the stretch in the fabric can cause printing to crack over time. The badge sits quite high, which from experience is a good thing, less irritation around the pecks! The detailed stitching is again a bit much and would have been more appropriate without the laser design but as with most Joma shirts is reliably well made. I personally believe the sponsor’s logo is a touch too big, and adds to the busy detail mentioned above.

Met with mixed views from fans and locals the kit has not strayed from the clubs colours but as mentioned it does have a certain shock value to it, in its fine detail. One point I would like to make is Joma tend to make the body of the shirt rather long, not a problem if you are around the 6ft mark, but can be a bit baggier on shorter people.

This football shirt is a signature kit for Getafe CF and unlike the kit of past seasons, is unavailable at amateur club level.  I would rate this kit 5/10, with its main downfall being the top half design, but overall a reasonable look, very well produced.

Review by Ben Shakespeare

Bwin currently sponsor the Real Madrid football kits and have signed a new deal until 2013 with the fee said to be around 20 million Euros per season which more than beats any other previous Sponsorship deal.

Both Real Madrid and Bwin both had their big names at the announcement of the new deal with both sides expressing their happiness about the new deal.

“I am happy to announce that Real Madrid will have bwin as a partner for another three years. bwin is a loyal partner which understands sport and especially football, which values quality and singularity and which knows how to profit from the emotion generated by Real Madrid throughout the world.” – Florentino Perez for Real Madrid

“We are proud to sponsor the greatest football club in the world. bwin and Real Madrid are linked by much more than just a sponsorship commitment lasting several years. A huge passion for football and for sports in general are just a few of the points that form the basis for the lasting and successful collaboration between us. We are convinced that in the next few years Real Madrid will continue to add to its incomparable history with a tenth Champions League title.” – Manfred Bodner for Bwin

Sporting de Gijon have released 3 new football kits for the 2009-10 season. The kits will be manufactured by Astore with their badge appearing on the right chest and the club badge on the left.

The new Sporting de Gijon home shirt is red and white vertical stripes with a red collar and red shoulders. The home kit is complemented by blue shorts and red and blue socks.

The new Sporting de Gijon away shirt is all red while the new Sporting de Gijon 3rd kit is navy with some red detailing.

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Seville have launched Champions League home and away kits for the 2009-10 season. The shirts are manufactured by Joma and will each features a Spanish flag on the left shoulder.

The Sevilla Champions League home kit is white with a red collar and red panels down the side off the shirt. While the Champions League away shirt is red and black horizontal stripes with red side panels on the shirt  and a black collar.

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