Ranking the new kits for the 2023/24 season

Golnar Jalinous
Jun 15, 2023
2 min read

With the summer transfer window up and running, clubs will want to have their new kits ready for their new signings. While not all kits have been released, let’s take a look at what’s been presented so far:

PSG

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Ranking: 4/10

Kit analysis: It’s alright. The all blue look with the red line on the side is not doing it for me. Their kit from last season looked really good with the white and red lines down the middle with the badge at the chest.

Real Madrid

(Image via Footy Headlines)

Ranking: 9/10

Kit analysis: Yes, everything about it is a yes. The gold around the jersey suits Real Madrid as they are a golden club. Jude Bellingham will look great in that kit next season.

Barcelona

(Image via Barca Universal)

Ranking: 7.5/10

Kit analysis: It’s a solid jersey. Obviously the red and blue lines are there but they are thicker and it makes the jersey look good. You can’t change the Barcelona kit too much, but for what it is it’s really good.

Juventus

(Image via Juventus)

Ranking: 0/10

Kit analysis: It’s as much of a mess as the club is. The lightning is stupid and the yellow is ugly.

AC Milan

(Image via Goal.com)

Ranking: 6.5/10

Kit analysis: The traditional red and black stripes stay but they look nice with the faded style.

Inter Milan

(Image via Footy Headlines)

Ranking: 5/10

Kit analysis: Meh. Same as always. I thought a successful Champions League campaign would inspire a more unique kit, I guess not.

Bayern

(Image via Adidas)

Ranking: 3/10

Kit analysis: I don’t like it at all. They tried something new by making white the dominant color instead of red and it looks like an away kit.

Manchester City

(Image via Sky Sports)

Ranking: 5/10

Kit analysis: It’s a bit boring and it’s not as nice as last season's kit. It’s a nice looking jersey though, you can’t complain too much, it’s just a bit bland.

Manchester United