Tottenham have released their new kit, having unveiled the home version at the beginning of June with the help of Son Heung-min, actor Matthew Horne and a nearby pub in London.
The home design returns the full navy sleeves to the traditional lilywhite look in a way Spurs say celebrates their “unique colours”.
Inspirational striker Son is pictured playing darts alongside actor James Maddison in a promotional film alongside Horne, best known for his role in hit TV series Gavin and Stacey.
“As a lifelong Spurs fan, this is a dream campaign to be a part of,” said Horne, who sat next to the rooster in the clip as the various men's and women's team players played their roles.
“The new kit looks good. The rooster has always been a big symbol of pride for me, so it's nice to have that case and place. The Rooster is at the heart of our identity as a club, so it's great to celebrate that. That's what makes us Spurs.”
How to buy a new Tottenham kit
The new shirt, shorts and socks were launched on June 4 and are available in men's and women's versions on the Spurs website.
The 'elite' version, described as the “authentic design” of the kit, costs £125 for adults, while the 'stadium' version – a replica model – is £85.
Junior versions range from £50 for infants to £65 for children.
The new home kit will be worn for the first time in Tottenham's pre-season friendly against Scottish Hearts on July 17.
Tottenham kit, third kit
The team's away shirt was launched on June 24 in a pattern Spurs described as “similar to the away kit of the 1980s”, which was introduced with an 80s-inspired film starring the players.
The crest is centered in yellow and white. “As a Spurs fan, I love it when we look for vintage inspiration in our kits,” said Danny Aarons, who created the film.
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– Tottenham Hotspur (@SpursOfficial) June 24, 2024
“I remember seeing the green stripe on the away kit as a kid, and it's great to see the design updated today. This is a milestone for Spurs for me – and I can't wait to see it on the pitch next season.”
Details of the club's third kit, as well as the launch of the training kit, will be revealed “in due course”, Tottenham said.
Spurs finished fifth in the Premier League in their first season under manager Ange Postecoglou in 2022/23, meaning they will qualify for next season's UEFA Europa League.
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