What is the cheapest Premier League shirt?

The new 2023/2024 sets are already on the market. The most expensive, those of Real Madrid and FC Barcelona. Vinícius’s, with number, name and patches costs 195 euros. Pedri’s, including all badges, €184.99. The cheapest, those of Villarreal and Getafe, which cost €61.90 and €70 respectively.

Last Wednesday, Real Madrid presented its new jersey for the 2023/2024 season, in which as a great novelty it shows gold, in Adidas stripes on the shoulders, neck and end of the sleeves, keeping its characteristic color, white colors, and messages of support for the team such as “Hala, Madrid!”. A split that starts at 150.00 euros and increases by 20 euros for patches and another 20 for player name and number printing, reaching 195 euros.

On the cover of the Real Madrid online store, the jersey is worn by the midfielder of the women’s soccer team, Carolina Weir, and the Brazilian Vinicius Jr. and the current goalkeeper of the white team, Thibaut Courtois.

Taking Barcelona, ​​the current LaLiga champions, as a reference and their new kit, launched this Thursday on their official website: the “player edition” t-shirt costs €154.99 and rises to €184.99 if the client wants screen printing and personalized with the Champions League label. On the other hand, the “normal edition” shirt, when personalized, costs 129.99 euros.

Aitana Bonmati and Pedri are the protagonists who appear this year in the club’s showcase, on social networks and official stores with a jersey that this year omits the light blue that prevailed in the vertical stripes format and the gold that has been replaced by white

He Atletico Madridhe still doesn’t have the jersey his team will wear after the summer on his website. The current one, from the last campaign, costs 89 euros and unlike many clubs, this one assigns a leading role to various players, giving them a higher price than others.

In the 2022/2023 season. jerseys printed with the names of Griezmann, Koke, Correa, Kondogbia, M. Llorente, Carrasco, Barrios, Savic, Doherty, Molina, Lemar, R. de Paul and JM Giménez are sold for €157.99 and the rest for €107.99 . The management of Atlético de Madrid had a key moment a few weeks ago by handing out a special jersey for the club’s 120th anniversary. Unprecedented success in the Metropolitan. Sold in its official stores at a price of 94.95 euros, it continues to be the product of the star in its stadium.

Not all teams have already announced their new kits, so we have to take the last season (2022-2023) as a reference: Rayo Vallecano (65 euros), RCD Mallorca (80 euros and 15 more adjustments), Sevilla FC (80 euros with patches included), Celta (€79.95 and additional cost for screen printing, between €14 and €18), Cádiz CF (€78, plus €9.95 if only number or name only and between €15.95-€18.95 for number printing and players) and UD Almería (75 euros).

He Valencia CFwhich finished in ninth place last season, and in sixteenth place this season, is on the market his jacket for 120 euros. Osasuna and Sevilla FC, in turn, are also advertising the 2023 Copa del Rey final shirt and the Europa League shirt respectively as one of their main kits, both priced at €84.90.

The prices of clothing for Real Sociedad (80 euros), Real Betis (79.95 euros), Girona FC (80 euros) and Getafe FC (70 euros) are more affordable, especially if we bear in mind that they are already from the new season, with innovative details. The price ranges from 70 euros to a maximum of 98 euros if we personalize the one with the highest value.

Likewise, Villarreal CF, who wore their new jersey with the motto “there are things that are always the same but are cool”, are selling it at one of the lowest prices in the entire division: €55.90 without the option to add any patches, with one that already includes, or customize it.

Not forgetting the Athletic Club, it is changing its provider from next season. British company Castore arrives, replacing New Balance, an official partner for the previous two years. There are no prices yet for the new ones.

Granada CF, who are returning to the top flight after being relegated last season, charge €75 for their kit, while UD Las Palmas only offer a second kit (€69.95) on their website at the time of consultation.

The first division still has room for one more team. This Saturday, June 17, Levante will face Deportivo Alavés. They are fighting for the last place in the First League. The jerseys they are still wearing in this last section cost between 70 and 75 euros, they are still in the second division.