Concept Kits For Manchester City's Potential Under Armour Deal Are Incredible

The Daily Star reported a few days back that Under Armour could well become the new kit manufacturer for Manchester City in the near future.

City currently rake in £12 million a season for their Nike-designed strips, but other clubs such as Chelsea and Manchester United have negotiate much better kit deals.

Under Armour currently make Spurs' kits, though Nike appear to be swooping in. UA are said to have their eye on City given there and if the money is there, City should be all over a potential deal if they are anything close to the concept kits designed by artist Sebbulba.

The home kit is City's trademark sky blue, the away the red and black striped design that City have had multiple variations of, while the third kit is a tribute to the club's class of 1999, who wore a similarly designed strip at Wembley against Gillingham.

Check out all three kits here:

Lovely stuff all-round. Get those negotiations going!

(h/t Dream Team)

Topics: Manchester City, Football, Adidas, Kits, Nike

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