Paris Saint-Germain unveiled on Tuesday the away jerseys that the men’s and women’s teams will wear during the 2024-2025 season. Mostly white, the jersey is flanked by a red and blue Eiffel Tower.
Reigning champion, PSG will want to keep their property during the 2024-2025 season in Ligue 1. To achieve this, Luis Enrique’s protégés will be entitled to new outfits. If the home jersey was marked by a return of the central stripe inspired by the Hechter model, the tunic for away matches also pays tribute to Paris and its history.
After some not entirely accurate leaks earlier this year, PSG’s second kit for the upcoming season was made official on Tuesday. As expected, it is mainly white (jersey, shorts and socks) and has a red and blue Eiffel Tower across it.
A tribute to the 90s
Some supporters of the Parisian club will see it as a reminder of the outfit worn by Safet Susic and Amara Simba’s teammates during the 1990-1991 and 1991-1992 seasons. 34 and 33 years ago, PSG wore a tunic similar to the one that Marquinhos, Gonçalo Ramos and Ousmane Dembélé will wear from August.
While waiting for the return of the internationals selected for the Copa America and Euro 2024, the Parisians will resume training on July 15, just under a month before their first official match, the Champions Trophy against Monaco in China on August 8.
Ten days after the duel against Monaco, PSG will travel to Le Havre for the first day of Ligue 1. The opportunity for the Parisians, now orphaned by Kylian Mbappé, to break in their new away jersey in an official match.
