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How Saints fans have reacted to PUMA kit deal announcement

Fans have reacted to Southampton's multi-year kit deal with PUMA <i>(Image: Southampton FC)</i>
Fans have reacted to Southampton's multi-year kit deal with PUMA (Image: Southampton FC)

SUPPORTERS have reacted to the announcement that Saints have signed a four-year kit deal with PUMA.

The 2024-25 season will mark the first time in the club's 138-year history that they have worked in partnership with the sportswear brand.

Saints have joined forces with PUMA following the culmination of their deal with Danish designers Hummel.

The four-year deal will see PUMA provide kits for all teams within the club, including the men’s and women’s first teams and academy.

READ MORE: Saints confirm PUMA as new kit partners in multi-year deal

Daily Echo: Saints announce PUMA as new kit partners
Daily Echo: Saints announce PUMA as new kit partners

Saints announce PUMA as new kit partners (Image: SFC)

Here is how supporters have reacted to the news across social media...

On Facebook, James Gould wrote: "I hope it will be back to the original red and white stripes."

Mike Allott shared the same sentiment: "Can we please have just red and white stripes? Forget trees, waves and whatever that nonsense is all about. A basic red and white stripes will do fine."

Michael Jones requested: "Can we please have a kit similar to the old 1976-77 Admiral one with a yellow and blue away kit? Or the 1974 kit?"

Tony Cox added: "I'm going to join the chorus. If you must muck around with kit design do it with the 3rd kit. Our first kit is red and white stripes."

Lee Hartfield joked: "Now for a couple of months of 'leaked photos' of various kits."

@fredthered08 tweeted: "As long as the kits look good it’s alright with me."

Jordan Seagrave added: "I’m looking forward to seeing what PUMA does with the shirt and I think the quality of the shirt will be so much better now."

Tom Holland suggested: "Hoping we get something along the lines of the AC Milan kit but with red and white stripes rather than red and black obviously."