Manchester City have unveiled their new Puma home kit for the 2023/24 season.
The Citizens could head into next term as treble-winners after a memorable second half to this campaign.
And they will play in a classic but modern number next season, with Puma's design for their new home strip based on the architecture of the club's Etihad Stadium.
The 2023/24 campaign will be Man City's 20th at Eastlands after leaving their spiritual home of Maine Road, and their new home shirt will feature patterns of the Etihad's turrets outside the ground.
Man City's first season at the Etihad saw them don a large white v-neck and this new kit will feature the same design.
The Etihad's postcode will also appear on the back of the neck.
Man City icon Shaun Wright-Phillips, who was part of the side who played their inaugural season at the Etihad and remains a club ambassador, said: "The Etihad Stadium plays an important role in Manchester City's history. Players and fans will hold special memories of moments shared there, so it's fantastic that Puma has taken inspiration from it for this year's home kit.
"I'm incredibly proud to have worn the Manchester City shirt and played during that debut season at the Etihad. I hope this year's shirt brings back lots of memories for our fans, as it has for me."
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