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Al-Nassr has already launched their Nike 2023-2024, home and away kits for their participation in the Asian Champions League.The only thing they featured was their main sponsors, King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) since they are the AFC (Asian Football Confederation) allows only the sponsorship of one company in their premier team competitions. Al Nassr’s 2022/23 Duneus away shirt was primarily dark teal with yellow monochrome logos. The shirt had increased intensity of the base around the chest area, but noticeably lightened up toward the sleeves and most especially the bottom half of the shirt. The brightening up of the shade revealed slanted linear design with varying shades, width and length, looking like an abstract representation of a rain. It’s been more than 2 years since Nike has been named the official designer of the Al-Nassr kit replacing the Saudi label Duneus. But, Al-Nassr fans remain in awe of the new kits. on the latest kits. Seeing player after player agreeing to sign with any Saudi team makes me more excited. It's really thrilling to witness such quality in our league." Now all 18 teams in the top tier, newly expanded from 16, have the ability to rival any in the Arab world.
The club were founded in November 1955 by brothers Ali and Al-Owais Al-Ja’ba, with Prince Abdul Rahman bin Saud Al Saud acting as the head of Al-Nassr. The Prince spent more than 39 years as president in three stints ’til his death. They are based in the country’s capital Riyadh. The club officially became professional in 1960 and were finally promoted to the First Division in 1963. During the 1970s and 1980s the club won four Saudi League titles, six Kings Cups, two Crown Prince Cups and one Federation Cup.The big four Saudi Arabian teams, who were taken over in June by the country's Public Investment Fund, have long had financial strength in regional and continental terms. The USA? No, the Saudi championship is much better than the USA. In one year, more and more top players will come to Saudi. In a year the Saudi league will overtake the Turkish league and Dutch league." Impact on Middle East and North Africa Saudi Arabia's target is that the league will be in the world's top 10 in terms of revenue generation by 2030. Former Rangers and Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard has taken over mid-ranking team Ettifaq, who have been linked with another Liverpool legend in captain Jordan Henderson and are reportedly ready to make him one of the best-paid players in the world. You can get name and number printing on any kit available within our store, in the same style the players wear on the pitch. Choose ANY name - including your own.
We are certain that the club alone will offer the kit.It won’t be offered through Nike or any other independent retailer likely. But they are increasingly losing big names to Saudi Arabia, with Egypt players Ahmed Hegazi and Tarek Hamed moving to Al-Ittihad. Even the region's biggest stars such as Algeria's Mahrez and Morocco's Hakim Ziyech have been closely linked with Saudi moves.Although they do have stars like Cristiano Ronaldo as well as Sadio Mane among their players, Al-Nassr are not yet an Nike elite team, and are not an elite team sporting a the luxury of.Their uniforms are similar to regular Nike uniforms with a unique style and design adapted from the club. Rivals Al-Hilal is able to meet the demand it sold over 10,000 Puma T-shirts in seven hours. This was also due to Puma exclusive offer The country's new financial power in football has, however, put it on a completely different level on the pitch.
The club have also signed a shirt deal with Nike, with an official telling the BBC the American sportswear giants can help ensure the yellow shirts worn around the world are official. Talents such as N'Golo Kante, Karim Benzema and Jota have joined champions Ittihad to work with coach Nuno Espirito Santo.It is clear that the new football season will be a strong one with a lot of big football names that will undoubtedly be great additions," adds Al-Hilal fan Ayman Al-Hatami. China's league did make headlines and waves in the previous decade but the days when it rivalled the Premier League in terms of spending are over and, after a number of bankruptcies, clubs are more focused on survival. Watching 'The Yellow' spreading across the world is so satisfying and pleasing to me but I also feel loyal to the local league," Nassr fan Jana Mohammed tells BBC Sport.
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