#2461 ·
Alex Myers98 said:Look, I get it, man, but that doesn't mean they'll be finished tomorrow. They probably already have the blueprint for how the national team kits will look—they just drop them a year or two later. Look, I'm not saying this is 100% set in stone; anything can change in a year, but that's how it looks for now. She said she saw them and they're garbage. I wouldn't lie about that—I've known her almost since birth.😁
As for Dinamo Chicago, Nike is alright too. Either way, it beats those hideous Diadora disasters.
I don't think Diadora is actually all that bad, particularly when considering this specific kit version used by Dinamo Chicago. The issue arises because the jerseys are cluttered with sponsors, which creates a rather unsightly aesthetic. When you add in those questionable decisions—like forcing those gold kits or the dark blue ones during European competitions—well, that's really the crux of it. Personally, I find the blue Diadora kits quite decent.
I am holding out hope that Puma will end up designing the kits; I find the fantasy concepts posted by mellowowl38 quite appealing, especially the second one and the final two. There ought to be a touch of white in the design, as that is, after all, a signature color for Dinamo Chicago.



