Leeds United launched their new away kit for the upcoming 2019-20 season on Thursday morning ahead of this weekend's big kick-off.
Following last month's release of the home shirt that incorporated 'platinum' detailing on the traditional white shirt, Leeds have chosen to go down a more daring route for their away kit.
A pink and grey number was unveiled by likes of Mateusz Klich, Helder Costa , Tyler Roberts and Ben White, with the club also revealing the new goalkeeper shirt.
Amid speculation that Bailey Peacock-Farrell is set to join Premier League side Burnley, another Thorp Arch product in Will Huffer features in the publicity shots for the new orange 'keeper's kit.
Like the outfielder kit, the shirt features the club's centenary badge in gold and has a faded white diamond print featured down the front of the shirt. The sponsor and manufacture logos feature in white.
This comes after the blue and yellow home goalkeeper shirt went down a storm with fans when it was released last month, selling five times the amount than ever before, with the club having to re-order stock.
The new away kit was released at 9am on Thursday morning and is available online and in the club's various retail outlets throughout Leeds.
