As of 2010–11 the new Fiorentina jerseys will not have a sponsor, previously they were sponsored by Toyota but w the home shirt will just have “il calcio e’un divertimento” meaning football is fun.

The new Fiorentina home shirt is manufactured by Lotto with their logo on the right chest and the club badge on the left. The home 2010–11 Fiorentina home jersey is the clubs traditional purple colour with gold detailing on the sleeves and the red and white lotto badges. The Fiorentina home kit is completed with purple shorts and socks.

The new Fiorentina away and 3^rd  kits are a very similar template to the home shirt with the min colour for teh away jersey being white with purple detailing and fo rteh Fiorentina 3^rd  the main colour is yellow with purple detailing.

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The Inter Milan away jersey is traditionally white and next season this will continue, however there will be a blue serpent down the left arm and side of the Inter away shirt next season.The shorts for the new away jersey are white and the socks white with blue and black detailing.

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The new Inter Milan home shirt is manufactured by Nike with the Nike logo on the right chest and the club badge on the left. The new design for the Inter Milan home shirt has changed slightly from the normal design. The vertical stripes are still the traditional blue and black but the blue stripes are not solid and have a much more retor type look about them.

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Adidas manufacture the new AC Milan home shirts with their logo appearing on the right chest. The new Milan home jersey is the clubs traditional red and black vertical stripes although the stripes on the leaked image appear to be thicker than last seasons shirt. The Milan home shirt will be worn with white shorts and socks.

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The Emirates and AC Milan deal is reported to be for 4 years with the club getting 50 million Euros. The deal has yet to be officially announced but it is expected in the next few days.

Arsenal are of course the other big name club that Emirates airlines sponsor with the Emirates growing their sponsorship in football with other smaller teams also. The AC Milan deal won’t include the renaming of the stadium as it has in Arsenals case but Fly Emirates will appear on the new AC Milan football shirts.

The shirt design itself is superb – I believe one of the greatest and most notable designs in world football. The traditional electric blue design with red, white and black stripe in the middle has never significantly altered, and I feel that is a refreshing change in the days of kit manufacturers belching out new designs at will. The design is classical, memorable, and I feel purchasing this shirt would be a fantastic idea due to its appreciation of tradition and how the shirt represents the history of a fine club. Aesthetically, the Sampdoria home shirt is very pleasing. The Kappa logo is tastefully  displayed, and is perhaps only spoilt by the strange placing of the sponsor, a little low down on the shirt which looks odd.

If I were to add a name and number to the back of a Sampdoria shirt, I can think of few better than Antonio Cassano. A notoriously troubled character, Cassano is a player of unquestionable talent, and he finally seems to have found a home at the club. He has been a consistent goalscorer over the last 2 seasons and I feel that adding his name to the shirt would be a great testament to his goalscoring prowess, and a way to show off to your friends, and perhaps replicate Cassano’s skill and goalscoring ability when playing football yourself.

Overall, the Sampdoria shirt is strongly linked to footballing success and I feel it would be a fantastic purchase. For the superb design alone, I would strongly recommend this shirt.

Review by Dominic Smith

If you wish to add a name to the back of the shirt, I can’t think of many better than that of Javier Zanetti. A veteran of many World Cups, Zanetti has been at the club since 1995 and has been club captain for 10 years. If you are a true Inter fan or merely an appreciation of loyalty and class in this modern footballing age, then this would be an ideal addition to the shirt. The lettering is done in the official Serie A style which makes the product extremely intriguing to purchase.

Overall, the professional and stylish layout of this Inter Milan away shirt makes it a must buy, along with their current status as one of the best sides in Europe. The addition of a name and number on the back is an optional extra which fans may feel is appropriate to celebrate the skill of their favourite player at the club.

Review by Dominic Smith

Style
Bari’s 3rd shirt is blue and features white and red piping. These white and red highlights are very eye-catching especially when considering the style of the white lines; one of which goes across the shirt and one of which goes down. The raised collar is also white, as is the manufacturer logo and team badge. There are thinner red lines protruding from the thick white lines, they are curved and make the shirt look much more unique and very stylish. The team badge is that of a cockerel, the animal which the team takes their nickname from. It also lacks a sponsor which in my opinion makes the shirt look more like an international shirt.

Errea
The Bari 3rd shirt is made by the Italian company Errea. I find it a wise choice to choose shirts made by companies like Errea as they are less likely to use typical shirt templates and so you will find that each club will have a unique shirt.

Value for money
This is an excellent quality shirt and has a very unique style about it. If you are a fan of Italian football but don’t want to buy the old clichés of the typical Italian giants, this shirt is for you. The Bari shirt is very unique but this unique style is very nice, and so I would recommend this shirt to anyone who is a fan of football.

Tom Neal

Style
Bari’s away shirt is it’s traditional red and features white piping. These white highlights are very eye-catching especially when considering the style of the white lines; one of which goes across the shirt and one of which goes down. The raised collar is also white, as is the manufacturer logo and team badge. There are thinner lines protruding from the thick white lines, they are curved and make the shirt look much more unique and very stylish. The team badge is that of a cockerel, the animal which the team takes their nickname from. It also lacks a sponsor which in my opinion makes the shirt look more like an international shirt.

Errea
The Bari away shirt is made by the Italian company Errea. I find it a wise choice to choose shirts made by companies like Errea as they are less likely to use typical shirt templates and so you will find that each club will have a unique shirt.

Value for money
This is an excellent quality shirt and has a very unique style about it. If you are a fan of Italian football but don’t want to buy the old clichés of the typical Italian giants, this shirt is for you. The Bari shirt is very unique but this unique style is very nice, and so I would recommend this shirt to anyone who is a fan of football.

Tom Neal

Style
As one of very few football teams who use purple in their kits, Fiorentina do not need to use eccentric designs in order to get noticed. The Fiorentina away shirt is a basic white with a purple stripe across the top. The badge and the shirt sponsor are in the centre of the shirt in a similarly basic fashion. Due to the traditional use of purple in the Fiorentina kit, they are able to mix basic styles with interesting colours to create a unique kit once again.
The back of the shirt has two purple stripes across the top and another running along the bottom, and the purple letters and numbers are in italic which ensures the opposition players see a unique style when the likes of Stevan Jovetić break through the defence.

Lotto
The new Fiorentina kit is made by Italian manufacturer Lotto, a company who are renowned for making stylish and unique sports products for teams like Deportivo La Coruna, Borussia Monchengladbach and previously Juventus.

Value for money
This shirt does not come cheap, especially with the lettering on the back. However, you will not find many shirts with the mix of this colour scheme and a great style to go with it.
At only 19-years-old, Stevan Jovetić is definitely a name for the future. In 11 games for his country of Montenegro he has scored 6 goals, an impressive strike rate for any player. Why not show your mates that you heard of him first by getting the shirt before he becomes a more sought after player?