FC Barcelona breaks the market with the price of its new shirt!

FC Barcelona unveiled its second kit for the 2024/25 season on Wednesday, September 6. The Blaugrana shirt, whose starting price is 114.99 euros for the basic shirt and 149.99 for the 'Advanced Tech' version, was positioned as the most expensive in the world. The base price of the cheapest Nike jersey for the club's 125th anniversary is 99.99 euros, but the club's website does not allow the kit to be purchased without the LaLiga or Liga F logo (5 euros) or the Champions League (15), so the price increases for both options. Thus, in the case of wanting the player version (149.99€), with a number and name (20 euros) and the Champions League logo (15), the figure would increase to 184.99.

The American multinational also dresses other teams such as Inter, PSG, Atlético, Liverpool or Chelsea, although their shirts are cheaper than those of the Catalans. However, despite the fact that there is no certainty about the cost of the shirts of the Colchoneros or the Parisians, for example, due to errors when personalising the shirt on their respective pages, the 'swoosh' brand establishes a value close to 100 euros for the 'Stadium' shirt and around 150 for the 'Advanced' (without logos or numbers).

The 185 euros that the Barça shirt could reach are the same as those that the Adidas kit of Real Madrid would reach with all possible details. However, the merengues do give the option of acquiring the 'zamarra' without any logo, so from their website you could buy the basic shirt for 100 euros, 5 or 15 less than the culé one. Behind the Vikings, Juventus is the club sponsored by the German brand with the most expensive shirt. The 'bianconeri' offer the two versions at 100 and 150 euros respectively, but the price could rise to 182 euros if it is complemented with the corresponding logo, number and name.

Bayern Munich follows 'Juve' and Madrid, with a basic shirt at a price of 99.95. The most expensive of the Bavarians amounts to 149.95 euros, but unlike the Catalans and the Merengues, the patches and numbers are cheaper, costing 10 euros for the Champions logo and 15 for the number and number, rising to 174.95 euros. Meanwhile, Arsenal (168), Manchester United (160) or Lyon (100, only offering the basic version), complete the ranking.

Puma is making a strong entrance

Finally, Puma has gained weight in the market with sponsorship of big clubs such as Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund and AC Milan. The 'Citizens' only offer one version, which starts at 80 pounds sterling (94.94 euros), and depending on the extras it can go up to 96 pounds (113.93) with the number or 110 pounds (130.54) if the logo is also added. The Germans, on the other hand, have two versions that are around 90 and 140 euros, which could increase by adding a number and a name. Finally, the 'rossonera' jersey could reach 165 euros.