Stade Brestois will discover the thrill of big European nights. After finishing third in Ligue 1 last season, the Breton club is preparing to compete in the Champions League for the first time in its history. For the occasion, the Finistère team coached by Éric Roy will wear a special jersey, which was unveiled this Thursday. The red tunic, created by Adidas, has a white collar and white stripes, with the logo of the sponsor Yaourt Malo.
The collector’s kit was put on sale on the club’s online store. With some success. At the beginning of the day, the site was inaccessible at times due to too many people. Some sizes also seemed to be sold out. The jersey is sold at the price of 99 euros, without flocking, with the possibility of adding a Champions League badge at 12 euros and a UEFA Foundation badge at 6 euros.
Barça and Real Madrid on the program
Currently 12th in Ligue 1 after three matches, with one win and two losses, Brest will travel to the Parc des Princes on Saturday to challenge PSG (9pm). They will then wear their European jersey for the first time when they host Austrians Sturm Graz next Thursday in Guingamp (the Francis-Le Blé stadium is not approved by UEFA).
Their first Champions League campaign will be marked by a trip to FC Barcelona on November 26 and the reception of Real Madrid of Kylian Mbappé on January 29, 2025. The Bretons will also welcome Leverkusen (October 23) and PSV Eindhoven (December 10), in addition to going to Salzburg (October 1), Sparta Prague (November 6) and Shakhtar Donetsk (January 22).
- RMC Sport