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Adidas to Change Logo on Arsenal and Man United Kits as Players Complain About Tight Fit

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Updated Nov 2, 2023, 02:37 AM

Adidas is set to make a big logo change on Arsenal and Manchester United's kits. Some Manchester United players have complained that their tops and socks are too tight, leading them to wear replica items of Adidas' kit during matches. Sportswear brands like Adidas and Puma are looking to capitalize on the growing interest in soccer from the fashion world. The success of the Women's World Cup has created a demand for soccer-related merchandise for women, which celebrities and sports stars attending games have helped fuel. The fashionable turn in soccer could prove lucrative for clubs and sportswear giants.

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The Women's World Cup showed a huge unmet demand for soccer-related merchandise for women. As more and more celebrities attend matches wearing soccer jerseys and kits as fashion statements, sportswear giants like Adidas and Puma want to take advantage https://t.co/b5ppRWsPjD https://t.co/eYbLY3rH4v

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