CELTIC HAVE UNVEILED their new kit for the 2019-20 season.
Celtic's Scott Brown sports the Bhoys' newest strip.
The Bhoys’ latest effort features the return of a green colour collar, as well as embracing the club’s predominantly white jersey finished with green stripes.
The polo-style collar is inspired by the Bhoys’ first ever strip back in 1888,” the club said at the launch of the kit today.
The star above the club crest commemorates the Lisbon Lions’ European Cup victory in 1967. A Celtic cross to the back neck of the shirt complets the design.
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“The new jersey is a great, classic design with a special reference to the club’s history,” club captain Brown said.
I’ll be wearing it with pride next season, as will the rest of the Bhoys.”
Neil Lennon’s side will hope to don the kit next season as treble-treble winners.
The reigning Scottish champions can clinch the title this weekend when they go to Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon.
They then can complete their triple success this season when they take on Hearts in the Scottish Cup final on 25 May.
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Celtic unveil new jersey for 2019-20 season as a throwback to first-ever strip
CELTIC HAVE UNVEILED their new kit for the 2019-20 season.
The Bhoys’ latest effort features the return of a green colour collar, as well as embracing the club’s predominantly white jersey finished with green stripes.
The star above the club crest commemorates the Lisbon Lions’ European Cup victory in 1967. A Celtic cross to the back neck of the shirt complets the design.
“The new jersey is a great, classic design with a special reference to the club’s history,” club captain Brown said.
Neil Lennon’s side will hope to don the kit next season as treble-treble winners.
The reigning Scottish champions can clinch the title this weekend when they go to Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon.
They then can complete their triple success this season when they take on Hearts in the Scottish Cup final on 25 May.
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