Manchester City will don their fourth kit, inspired by Oasis, in their Champions League opener against Inter on Wednesday.
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City to don fourth kit against InterCo-designed by Oasis singer GallagherNew kit dedicated to Oasis' album Definitely MaybeWHAT HAPPENED?
The reigning Premier League champions are set to host Inter at Etihad Stadium on Wednesday in their Champions League 2024-25 opener. Despite being a home match for the Cityzens, the team will wear their newly launched fourth kit instead of their traditional Sky Blue home shirt. The new kit is an ensemble of cream and white strips and has been co-designed by British musician, singer, and songwriter Noel Gallagher, who is a Manchester City fan.
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The new Puma fourth kit has been launched to commemorate the 30th anniversary of British band Oasis' famous album 'Definitely Maybe'. The kit was launched last week in the presence of several first-team stars and manager Pep Guardiola alongside Gallagher.
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Gallagher designed the fonts on the shirt and his handwriting has been included on the kits. City will don the fourth kit in selected Champions League fixtures this season.
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After facing Inter in midweek, Guardiola's men will be back in action in the Premier League on Sunday as they take on rivals Arsenal in a mega clash at home.