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Published 10:36 3 Dec 2020 GMT

The jersey in question was pretty controversial at the time but has since become something of a fan favourite. An arresting shade of blue, covered in a distressed grungy black design incorporating a huge off-centre club badge, it was worn during the 1992/93 season. Now it seems adidas are harking back to those glory days with their new design...even though it was made by rivals Umbro.
The shade of the kit is described as 'glory blue' and it will incorporate a two-tone adidas logo, in-keeping with the whole 1990s look.Explore more on these topics:
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