Tottenham, historic 'new kit' leak sparks fans' cheers: "Take all my money"… Ditching blandness for the 'Battle of Shrewsbury'

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Tottenham, which had suffered severe struggles following Son Heung-min's (34, LAFC) departure, notched its first victory in 148 days and further thrilled fans with praise for next season's kit.

The UK's "The Sun" reported on the 24th (Korean time), "Tottenham's leaked 2027-2028 home and away kits have perfectly captured fans' hearts."

Tottenham had successfully turned the tide by winning 3-1 in their home match against Coventry City in Matchday 7 of the English Premier League (EPL). It was their first win in seven matches since the season opener, propelling them up to 16th place.

Manager Roberto De Zerbi, who had just returned from a team-building trip to Marbella, Spain, cited the recovery of cohesion as the key to the turnaround, stating, "Now we play not as 11 robots, but for our brothers." In particular, Tottenham, which had struggled with scoring despite pouring a massive sum of 308 million pounds (approximately 546.5 billion won) into the summer transfer window, found stability in its squad with the return of James Maddison, who scored the opening goal after coming off the bench for the first time in 536 days, and Dejan Kulusevski, who returned from injury.

The news of the new kit leak arrived just as the team was trying to escape a long scoring drought and the tunnel of relegation zone territory, further heightening fans' expectations.

The new home kit revealed by football gear media outlet "Footy Headlines" features a traditional white base with navy blue trim. On the front, a gray graphic depicting the 1403rd 'Battle of Shrewsbury' is embroidered to honor Sir Henry Percy (Harry Hotspur), who inspired the club's nickname. The outlet noted, "It carries symbolic meaning that goes beyond mere apparel, aiming to revive the tenacity of a fierce leader from the club's history."

The away kit boldly chose pink. Using pink as the base, it combined 'Jersey Gold' and black on the club emblem and Nike logo to create differentiation. The outlet commented, "It completely breaks away from the bland designs of recent underperforming seasons, introducing bold colors to enhance its collectible value."

Fans who saw the leaked versions cheered, saying things like "It's truly beautiful," "Finally a design that isn't predictable," "Take all my money," and "Please don't ruin it with sponsor logos."

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