New Serie A jerseys, Juventus brindle. "Tablecloth" style for Inter PHOTO

Presented the new Serie A team jerseys for the 2020-21 season. While the first jerseys more or less reflect the classic style of each single team, the second and third …

Take for example the new Juventus Serie A jerseys. While the first is always in black and white stripes (finer this time and with gold tints) and the second blue with white stripes, the third is practically orange in tiger style. A color that Juventus fans are certainly not used to seeing.

But maybe it gets worse …

Inter also wanted to give a touch of "originality". First jersey always black and blue but with zigzag stripes. The second instead is in squares. White background and black and blue stripes, like a tablecloth. And in fact Ciccio Graziani comments: “It looks like the tablecloth I have at home…”. For the third horizontal black and gray stripes, a shirt that Inter fans will certainly like as it is very reminiscent of the Uefa Cup final won against Lazio.

The new jerseys of Lazio, Rome and Milan.

Lazio also wanted to maintain a standard style regarding the home shirt. Classic light blue with white borders. An almost electric blue instead for the second. In fact, the two shirts are identical in style, only the shade changes.

The speech for the new Roma shirts is completely different. The first maintains the classic yellow and red colors, but does so on different shades. Red shirt and on the chest a strip made of different colors: orange, yellow, bright red. The second, on the other hand, is ivory with the cub and with few references to yellow and red. Definitely better than the one that circulated before: sandblasted, or marble if you prefer… Gray-white with black dots. Third jersey black with orange tints.

At home Milan , for the return season in Europe, they focused on the classic. First red and black striped shirt then second and third respectively white knurled and a light blue always knurled. For all the other teams, however, few changes, some second jerseys still need to be formalized, but for now the first remain on the standard. Given this play of colors, we are waiting to see what the goalkeepers will be like… (Source Sky Sport).