Shirt of The Decade: 2019-20

To finally cap of the decade we've taken a look at the current season's shirts. We've selected our best 10, what's your top pick from this bunch?

2019-20 AC Milan '120 Years' - PUMA

Ultra stylish anniversary home shirt with gold Puma logo, sponsor and special commemorative club crest, housed on an iconic pinstripe home shirt design brought back on the home jerseys to celebrate the special campaign. An elegant heir to the classic centenary home shirt, rounded off with a crew neck collar, and a unique updated Emirates sponsor.

2019-20 Leeds Centenary - Kappa

Unique limited edition collectors jersey celebrating the centenary campaign this design features a lace neck collar and a subtle embedded print of the Yorkshire rose on the front. Completed by a tonal Kappa logo and sponsor, and special commemorative club crest this is a fitting tribute to the clubs history.

2019-20 Italy Third - PUMA

Renaissance inspired third design featuring a highly intricate graphic patterns on a green colour way which dates back to a friendly match against Argentina in December 1954 in Rome. Puma on fire in this campaign with another instant classic.

2019-20 Arsenal Away - Adidas

A modern twist on the historic bruised banana design, this was the one all the fans looked to the moment a return to adidas was announced. It’s a bold re-interpretation with minimal, shaded zig-pag patterns and a modern navy creck neck collar with colour-matched Adidas sleeve stripes.

2019-20 Roma Third - Nike

In truth it was a difficult choice between the away and third shirt, but we have gone for this design as a fine example of Nike’s third jerseys from this campaign, which feature the iconic Nike sportswear logo. The shirt is an allover jacquard pattern made in rows of circles, each containing ASR typography or the classic Lupetto crest. The classic third colours return, complimented by the club colours on the collar.

2019-20 Australia Women's Home - Nike

Superb re-imagining of the classic 90's aesthetic designed exclusively for the Matildas side that competed at the 2019 World Cup.

2019-20 Juventus Fourth - Adidas x Palace

The worst kept secret in football shirts finally debuted to much fanfare against Genoa, though some Juve fans would likely have needed to Google the London-based skate brand who found themselves at the centre of the most talked about design of the season. Featuring garish orange and green accents housed on a modern take of the classic Juve stripes, the eye-catching jersey was snapped up immediately as part of a carefully crafted launch campaign which involved thousands of fans queuing in a virtual waiting room. Who knows where we go from here…