Back in black! Man City's new away kit inspired by club's first known jersey
Briefly

Manchester City's new away kit for the 2025-26 season draws inspiration from the first uniform worn in 1884 by the club. Originally founded as St. Mark's West Gorton FC in 1880, their initial kit consisted of an all-black design featuring a white Christian cross. The club later transitioned to a sky blue attire and officially adopted the name Manchester City in 1894. The new away kit reflects that all-black heritage with a modern twist, accented by metallic silver trim, and is modeled by several club players during its unveiling.
Manchester City's new 2025-26 away kit authentically inspired by their first uniform from 1884, celebrates their history with a modern all-black design.
Founded as St. Mark's West Gorton FC in 1880, the club originally wore an all-black kit featuring a white Christian cross, symbolizing its religious roots.
The current away kit not only showcases an all-black color scheme but incorporates metallic silver trim, providing a contemporary twist on the historic design.
Players including Manuel Akanji and Alex Greenwood modeled the new away kit, reflecting the club's commitment to honoring its heritage while embracing modern fashion.
Read at ESPN.com
[
|
]