The Manchester City fans in the Transfer Tavern haven’t exactly been blown away by their home kit for next season. The design that’s been leaked by Footy Headlines, is very similar to their kit from last season, with many fans complaining that they want to split from Nike after the uninspiring kit has been revealed.
| Manchester City’s 2018/19 home shirt. [@Footy_Headlines] pic.twitter.com/PNobBmSXjC
— City Watch (@City_Watch) 8 May 2018
Whilst this time of year since a number of fans across the Premier League going giddy waiting for their club to announce the latest strip for the following season, the most important thing is that the clubs are performing out on the pitch, with none outdoing the brilliance that has been achieved by Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City this year. The club have broken a number of Premier League records and will be keen to continue next season in the same vein of form.
Guardiola will be keen to get a number of high profile transfer targets playing in the new strip next season as he targets another season of domestic dominance. The Spaniard’s first season in Manchester was his first ever season in management where failed to win a trophy, this season has seen him make up for that though as he’s swept up the Premier League and League Cup double this time around and he’ll be keen to add to that with more successes next season.
You can read our local Sky Blues’ verdict on their new strip here:
So much the same as 2 years ago? Get rid of Nike already.
— Derek Kudjer (@koojababy) May 8, 2018
Should be sticking with white and blue, or blue and gold as we are champions
— Rhys Turberfield (@RhysTurberfield) 8 May 2018
Oooh life.. Copy and Paste.. Nike. Well done
— Ericks (@NaNaMcFc) 8 May 2018
Why is there a button
— (@Rah33mTheDream7) 8 May 2018
Gutted, I was looking forward to this pic.twitter.com/vxAWOhWLlj
— Lloyd Christmas (@HarlyBK) May 8, 2018
Pure blue seems better
— Esther3445. (@YoungvloneGod) May 8, 2018
The collar (or lack there of) is terrible
— Toasted Gringo (@robgoldsmith_) May 8, 2018







