Chiefs players all smiles. Photo: Twitter
PICTURES: Chiefs’ new Kappa training kit
Check out some of the latest pictures of Kaizer Chiefs players donning their new training kits during pre-season.
Chiefs players all smiles. Photo: Twitter
Towards the end of last year, it was confirmed that Amakhosi and Kappa had reunited in a landmark agreement that sees the Italian sportswear giants become Chiefs’ official technical sponsor and licensing partner from the 2023/24 season for an initial period of five years.
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As pre-season begins for the 2023/24 season, pictures have now emerged of the new training kits.
Check out some images below as well as here on Instagram.
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Chiefs released the following statement when making the Kappa announcement:
The agreement to reunite two of the leading brands in football was signed in Italy today, rekindling a relationship that first started in 1989 for seven glorious trophy-laden years and a memorable football fashion journey.
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“We are excited to team up with Kappa once again, a brand with which Kaizer Chiefs set new records and established itself as trendsetters in African football in the early 1990s,” said Marketing and Commercial Director, Jessica Motaung.
“Kappa, like Kaizer Chiefs, is a unique brand of style and class and one of the key players in the global football kit space. Kappa have had great partnerships with some of the world’s leading football clubs, as well as a number of local teams over the years. This deal is not only an acknowledgment of our past but also an exciting leap into the future for the club.
“The relationship between Amakhosi and Kappa dates back to 1989, when Chiefs first wore the chic Italian brand. The partnership – which lasted until 1996 – saw the two brands build a strong and proud heritage. Over this time, Chiefs won many trophies and became leaders in the football fashion sphere. This marriage also generated enormous growth for the Kappa brand in South Africa and neighbouring countries.”
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