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 updated  18 hours ago That is why we have used teams’ kits to identify them on the pitch through all these years. Anyway, these days teams’ jerseys have the same important role. Therefore, there is a huge emphasis on the quality of the kits and every Football club and the fans eagerly want the players to feel comfortable during the matches. Overall, it has to be said that the aesthetic experience of the complex designs and various shades and colors make every football fan excited and that’s why the football world cares about even the most subtle details in the appearance of players. Now that we know the importance of the kits, we have to take a look at the teams and their manufactures to see what they have in mind for 2020-21 season and how are they going to represent their unique histories? Indeed, you all are interested to explore the clubs’ next season kits as soon as possible and that is exactly why we have attempted to study and collect the valid leaked news about th

Adel Belkacem Bouzida (Winger) Although Bouzida is still to make his league debut for Paradou, scouts and agents have been monitoring his progress. He’s gifted with blistering pace and remarkable dribbling capabilities that could turn him to a full-back’s nightmare. And with Paradou’s policy of exporting their brightest players, it seems only a matter of time before he will play in European leagues. Zito Luvumbo (Winger) After his performances with his club, Primeiro de Agosto, and the under-17 national team, Luvumbro has shined as a young talent at least in his continent, Africa. Luvumbo was particularly impressive in the Angolan Cup final last year, where he contributed to his team’s  win by scoring a goal and a penalty. Not only in his continent, but also at an international level, the dynamic midfielder has caught the eyes. Manchester United reportedly made an offer for him in February and West Ham United were also interested in his services but the work permit ha

Edson Arantes do Nascimento Known as Pelé King of kings with the greatest goal-scoring record in football history: 1,281 goals in 1,363 games! Pelè had the kind of talent that not only outshined those on the pitch but also an entire generation of footballers. He wore number 10; literally, Number 10 has achieved its significance because it belonged to Pelè. Gifted with powerful shots, speed and the ability to outperform defenders, he was an inside forward and playmaker that dashed between the opposing lines and tactically was aware of his teammates on the pitch. Pelè played in only one club for much of his career, starting with Santos at the age of 16 and remaining for nearly two decades there, over the course of which he won 10 Paulista Championships, two Copa Libertadores and two Intercontinental Cups. He became the Brazilian League's top scorer 11 times, nine of which were consecutive. Pelè is Brazil's top goal scorer of all time; in his 77 out of 92 appear