La Liga 2022/23 Home Jerseys: A Complete Team-by-Team Guide
The start of a new La Liga season brings nerves, intrigue, and excitement. From the opening match at El Sadar Stadium, fans can look forward to many memora
The start of a new La Liga season brings nerves, intrigue, and excitement. From the opening match at El Sadar Stadium, fans can look forward to many memorable Sundays. This article reviews, in alphabetical order, the home jerseys of all 20 teams competing in La Liga 22/23.
UD Almería
Castore, an English brand entering the league this season, is responsible for making Almería’s jersey. It is a simple design, something fans appreciate after last season’s risky jersey. Thin lines appear on either side of the red stripes, with a red collar and white sleeve trim completing a classic look as UD Almería returns to the top flight.
Athletic Club
From red and white to red and white. Athletic Club prepares for a new season without losing its philosophy or colours. New Balance continues as the chosen brand for the kit. A highlight is a button on the collar, allowing each player to choose their preferred fit. The rest is simple: red and white stripes with black details and the soul of a lion.
Atlético de Madrid
Atlético Madrid kicks off the season with a solid squad and the biggest jersey design controversy of the year. What the club and Nike proposed as a tribute to the Manzanares river sparked an outburst of anger among fans, who tried to stop the launch citing loss of identity. The attempt was unsuccessful, and the new jersey will be worn all season.
FC Barcelona
Without leaving vertical stripes, we travel to Barcelona. The Catalan club surprises with an avant-garde design mixing different shades of blue not seen for a long time. The central stripes are divided among royal blue, dark blue, and red, distributed equally across the front. The darkest shade appears not only on the jersey but also colours the shorts and socks completely.
Cádiz Club de Fútbol
Sympathy in Spanish football is dressed in yellow. One of the most loved teams stays in the first division, with Italian brand Macron dressing them. The design is simple: a yellow base with discreet blue details that tie together Cádiz’s new kit. Eye-catching and energetic, just like its fans.
Real Club Celta de Vigo
Celta’s new jersey is one of the most beautiful in the competition. Amidst pre-season instability, the new kit is a source of joy for Vigo fans. Gold takes centre stage, adorning the three adidas stripes, the collar, and the brand’s logo. The rest is a wonderful shade of sky blue, the hallmark of the Galician team.
Elche CF
Elche CF celebrates its centenary, making this one of the most eagerly awaited jerseys of the season. Against the usual white background, a green stripe simulates the effect of a brushstroke on canvas. Gold details reference the club’s centenary, with hope for a golden season.
RCD Espanyol de Barcelona
We return to Barcelona for Espanyol’s new jersey. Spanish brand Kelme dresses the Cornellá-based club for the fourth consecutive year. White and blue share equal prominence, with fine lines painted in white on the blue base and in blue on the white base—a way to offer something different to a design not easy to innovate.
Getafe CF
The partnership between Getafe and Joma remains strong. This season, the Azulones add a touch of green to their usual all-blue jersey, bringing colour to a design that used to be too classic and boring. Royal blue continues as the main feature on a jersey that promises success.
Girona FC
Girona, in collaboration with Puma, has unveiled a distinctive, modern jersey that breaks with convention. The classic stripes change direction depending on where they are printed, creating a pattern sure to turn heads. Girona’s new jersey will be one of the most memorable for its fans.
RCD Mallorca
Red represents Mallorca, but black has always played a prominent role. This season, both colours feature on the jersey in a modern design that blends football with fashion, sparking excitement among Palma club fans.
CA Osasuna
Adidas has dyed each sleeve a different colour, meaning the long-sleeved undershirt will change colour where the short sleeve ends. Dark tones of red and blue make the three adidas stripes stand out prominently on the shoulders. It is a groundbreaking design with which Pamplona hopes to consolidate its position in the first division.
Rayo Vallecano
Rayo Vallecano’s jersey has changed the least compared to its predecessor. Umbro continues representing the club’s name in the design, turning the iconic diagonal stripe into a lightning bolt. Black sleeves and collar act as a backdrop for the brand’s red logo. It perfectly represents the club.
Real Betis Balompié
Good times for Betis fans continue, and the club has added a technical sponsor. Hummel has designed Betis’ new jersey wonderfully. Green and white stripes take centre stage, mixed with black for details. A triangle referencing the club’s crest appears subtly on the front, adding identity and exclusivity.
Real Madrid CF
The Whites, in white. Real Madrid’s new jersey leaves no room for surprise. A white canvas features logos and the crest, with the only novelty being the lilac colour of the German brand’s three stripes on the shoulders and a polo collar seen before. A sober, classic design for the current European champions celebrating their 120th anniversary.
Real Sociedad
We return to northern Spain for Real Sociedad’s new jersey. The txuri-urdin team continues gaining fans, and every season more jerseys are sold by Macron. The kit still features white and blue vertical stripes, but this time the blue changes shade as if painted badly freehand. Another great creation from the Italian brand.
Real Valladolid
Real Valladolid decided to modernise its crest with a more contemporary design emphasising white and purple. This has not gone down well with fans, who demanded a reversal. The new crest makes the jersey one of the most hated in the club’s history, despite most fans liking the design itself.
Sevilla FC
New season, new goals, new players, and new brand. Castore enters the league with force, creating the jersey for one of Spain’s most important teams. Simplicity is the word: a white base with subtle sublimation inspired by the city of Seville, barely noticeable during play. The only detail is red on the collar trim.
Valencia CF
From simple white to simpler white. This is a special year as Mestalla celebrates its 100th anniversary. The club has looked to the past and brought back a classic, simple, clean design—a tribute to 100 years of wonderful football enjoyed Sunday after Sunday.
Villarreal CF
Last but not least, Villarreal’s new jersey. If told it was the same as last year’s, we would believe it—but that does not take away from its beauty. The 21/22 season put Villarreal on the map with a Champions League semi-final. This season, both club and Joma decided not to change the design much, hoping everything turns out as well.
Ten different brands for twenty teams facing another exciting season in the top flight of Spanish football.
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