A leaked image of the supposed Celtic third kit 2024/25 has hit the internet, and it's a sure-fire cult classic in the making.
With the 2024/25 Celtic home kit hoops making its official debut during the club's preseason tour of America last month, and with the as-yet unworn but now available to buy away shirt on store shelves, this season's third kit remains officially unveiled at this moment in time.
But the image, reportedly coming from the same US retailer that had the yellow and green Celtic away in stock prior to its reveal, shows off camouflage hues against a white Celtic crest, white Adidas badge and white Dafabet sponsor.
What'd you reckon?
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Moreover, with Adidas going retro on a number of its partnered club tops – such as Manchester United and a host of MLS teams – prolific kit leak site Footy Headlines reckons we're also in-line for a retro-inspired Celtic kit this season.
Here's that:
The yellows, light green and darker greens definitely align with the already-released home and away kits for 2024/25, while the Celtic pattern features on the long sleeve jersey's collar and elasticated sleeves match the home top's similar design.
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