Ronald Araújo Wore Old Premier League Font

Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League 's previous typography (used from 2. Despite being phased out over three years ago, the Premier League 's previous typography (used from 2017-18 to 2022-23) made an unexpected return during Liverpool 's recent win against Brighton, appearing on the back of Ronald Araújo's shirt.

For reasons yet to be officially confirmed, the Uruguayan defender's number "33" was heat-pressed using the legacy Premier League font. Meanwhile, his surname and short numbering correctly featured the current leaguetypefaceintroduced in 2023.

In all prior fixtures this season, Araújo had worn the updated style without issue. The mix-up is widely believed to be an emergency kit-room solution, likely caused by a temporary shortage of the standard large "3" printing stock on matchday.

Thanks to@whatthekit_xfor the great spotting and create the comparison image. Goiás 26-27 Away Kit Released Brazilian club Goiás EC and technical partner Diadora have officially unveiled the club's new away k.

Brazilian club Goiás EC and technical partner Diadora have officially unveiled the club's new away kit for the 26-27 campaign. The new design takes inspiration from the club's "Esmeraldino" nickname and makes its official on-pitch debut in the Série B clash against Ceará.

The Diadora Goiás 26-27 away jersey is predominantly white, centered around a prominent emerald-green chest stripe that houses the club crest and Diadora logo. Both the white body and the green chest band are adorned with an embossed geometric pattern inspired by the cut and lapidation of emerald stones.

The shirt also features a stylized Y-collar with green detailing, as well as green sleeve cuffs bordered with white checkered accents and the slogan "Eram 33, hoje é uma nação" on the sleeve. Additional bespoke elements include a special circular tag near the hem marking the founding year roots, alongside a classic laurel-wreathed monogram crest placed on the upper back beneath the neckline.

Emerald-green shorts and white socks complete the new Goiás 26-27 away strip. Brands Behind Ballon d'Or Winners Since 2000 Nike and Adidas have dominated the Ballon d'Or, led by Lionel Messi's eight wins and Cristiano Ronal.

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