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Barcelona’s new player Belarus international midfielder Alexander Hleb dons the teams 2008-09 home kit as he plays with a ball on July 16, 2008 at the Nou Camp stadium in Barcelona during Hleb’s official presentation. Hleb signed for Catalan giants Barcelona from English Premiership side Arsenal for 15 million euros on a four year contract which will see him team up again with another former Gunner in Thierry Henry.
CELTIC today officially unveiled their new home kit. It uses Nike Sphere Dry fabric technology, first used by Nike in national team kits worn in the 2006 World Cup. This technology is designed to enhance player performance by wicking sweat through the material and away from the skin. The fabric has a three-dimensional design with raised nodes on the underside that lift it away from the players’ bodies to reduce ‘cling’ and allow air to circulate, assisting the body’s own natural evaporation process.
On the inside collar of the shirt, similar to the new gold away kit, are the words: “It’s not the creed nor nationality that counts. It’s the man himself,” a quote from Willie Maley, one of the most iconic figures in the club’s history and words which proudly demonstrate Celtic as a club open to all.
AC Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti, left, Vice President Adriano Galliani, center, and midfielder Mathieu Flamini of France, pose at the Milanello’s training center, in Carnago, near Varese, July 16, 2008. Flamini is wearing the 2008-09 AC Milan away jersey in the pictures. It appears to be based on the adidas Toque template.
From left: goalkeeper Christian Abbiati, defender Paolo Maldini, coach Carlo Ancelotti, Vice President Adriano Galliani, Mathieu Flamini of France, and Luca Antonini.
New Chelsea football club signing Portuguese defender Jose Bosingwa holds a team shirt with Chelsea Manager Luiz Felipe Scolari during a press conference at the Chelsea FC training ground in Cobham, on July 16, 2008. Chelsea signed Portugal right-back Jose Bosingwa from Porto for 16.2 million pounds (20.5 million euros) on May 12, 2008. The 25-year-old agreed a three-year contract with the Champions League finalists.
