🚨 City and Puma go for black with their 25/26 away kit
The jersey has an elegant style, with a polo-style collar and silver details that give it a classic yet modern touch.
It's a sober and personality-filled kit, perfect for those who prefer a more discreet look. It will be available from July 18th in the club's official stores and will make its debut on August 9th in the friendly match against Palermo.
A jersey that combines history and style.
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