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Hong Kong’s men’s, women’s and youth team players launch the new football kit for the 2018-19 season. Photo: Handout

New Nike kit for Hong Kong football team released for Gary White’s first game against Thailand at Mong Kok Stadium

Home jersey features Bauhinia detailing for first time as Yapp Hung-fai heralds a ‘new chapter’ for team before September 30 kit launch

Hong Kong representative team kit suppliers Nike have released the new designs for the team.

The first game that the kit will be worn in is against Thailand on October 11 at Mong Kok Stadium.

That will also be new boss Gary White’s first game in charge.

Another first is the Bauhinia design featured in the red home shirt, the first time it has been incorporated into the shirt.
Hong Kong’s new away, pre-match and training kit for the 2018-19 season. Photo: Handout

It previously featured on the Hong Kong FA crest but has not done since before Nike took over the contract in 2012 when the current shield was debuted.

The new home kit comprises a red shirt and shorts with white socks. The away kit is a white shirt and shorts with red socks.

The goalkeeper kit is all yellow and there is a new yellow training jersey and a pre-match shirt.

Goalkeeper Yapp Hung-fai said: “Every time I put on the Hong Kong team jersey I have a sense of pride. The Hong Kong team is about to start a new chapter, we must continue to fight,” he added.
Hong Kong’s new football kit collection for the 2018-19 season. Photo: Handout

Yapp also said that the meaning behind the new design would inspire the team to perform better and thank the fans for their continued support.

The official launch photos feature players from the men’s, women’s and youth sides.

Shirts go on sale on September 30 and are priced at $599.

It will be launched at the Nike store on Nelson Street in Mong Kok with an autograph session.

Players Yapp Hung-fai, Huang Wei, Chen Jun-le and Zhengzhan Long are set to attend alongside new manager Gary White.
Hong Kong’s new kit will cost HK$599. Photo: Handout
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