Sometimes in football it’s not just good enough to be good, sometimes you have to look good too. With that in mind our Premier League pre-season gear continues with our look at football shirts and we have the 2024-25 Premier League Kits Ranked into Best & Blurst.
We take a look through all the offering of Premier League kits this season, and call out and comment on our favourites, and give a RayGun critique of the blurst/worst.
All of the images below are from the authority of current Football Kits – Football Kits Archive and we thank them for letting us share.
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2024-25 Premier League Kits Ranked – Best
Here’s our favourite 10 Premier League kits in order, and for the second season out of three it is Crystal Palace who tickle our fancy the most.
So much going on and all of it good. Has once again turned an everyday red and blue stripes into a masterpiece. Again.
Complete bias as an Ipswich fan starved of Premier League football after more than two decades.
This one just works for us for Bournemouth. Unlike their next two offerings.
Overall the black kits are working for us this season, but look at the detail of that cool Wolf over the shoulder. Outstanding, and unlike Wolves in general – interesting.
Such a simple, clean retro look. The logo is a nice touch. Unlike a lot of their players.
The retro look love-fest continues.
Quality away effort for Fulham, whose prospects on and off the field look better than ever.
Sometimes less is more. And being black jersey works best with less.
Yes, another black jersey, but you can’t deny it does look good. Even if the trim reminds of the optometrist.
This jersey made the top ten because of that cool logo.
2024-25 Premier League Kits Ranked – Blurst
And from worst to tenth worst, here’s the football kits whose cut of jib we don’t like.
Man City’s fourth shirt – proving they have way too much money. This fourth best effort is truly terrible and worst of all according to us. Even the person modelling it is going grey with embarrassment.
Tan jerseys are usually always awful.
Just the red hair is missing for the full Little Mermaid look. Bournemouth mixed up by the sea with Under the Sea.
1990’s Golf anyone? You could see a Mark Calcavecchia or Sandy Lyle teeing off in one of these, not playing Premier League football.
Looks like the naughty kids have smashed the chalk dusters full of coloured chalk on the blackboard. If blackboard or chalk still exists in school.
Looks like a half-arsed kids art project. Supporting the theory money can’t always buy class. Or trophies.
A looks like a party has broken out, and only the dullest Accountants have been invited.
At last we’ve found a B3 to go with B1 and B2 of Bananas in Pyjamas fame.
Purple camouflage eh? No.
We’re not angry, just disappointed as an Ipswich fan. The away jersey could have gone anyway really, and any other way would have been better.
