Manchester City's new away kit appears to be white with colourful badge and sponsors, according to new 'leaked' images of the shirt.
City unveiled their 2021/22 Puma home kit last week, which was designed in tribute to Sergio Aguero's iconic title-winning goal in 2012, ten seasons ago. The pattern of the home shirt is reminiscent of a traditional digital scoreboard, with the time '93:20' printed on the inside of the collar.
The home kit has white panels down the side, and the sponsor logos are also in white.
Now, according to FootyHeadlines, the away kit will be all-white aside from a blue trim at the sleeves and around the collar.
The Puma sponsor would also be blue, while the City badge and logos for Etihad and Nexen Tires would be an 'ocean depths' colour - apparently being a shade of blue that ranges slightly into teal, green, and then pink.
The shorts and socks would be all white, with the back of the kit also plain. On the inside of the collar, there is a logo for City's charitable arm 'Cityzens Giving'.
This kit would presumably count as City's light change strip, with rules stipulating that clubs must have a dark option and a light option - as seen in recent away and third kits.
For the last three seasons, though, the away kit has been a dark navy blue or black, with a lighter offering as a third shirt.
The leaked images also include a range of leisure wear using the same white, teal and pink colours scheme, with some replacing the City badge with 'Man City' or 'Manchester City Football Club'.
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