- Blancos hold La Liga & Champions League crowns
- Boasting bold alternative look for upcoming campaign
- Bellingham & Mbappe set to star for Ancelotti's side
adidas/GettyReal Madrid throw it back to Cristiano Ronaldo's heyday as they drop new orange adidas away kit for 2024-2025 season

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WHAT HAPPENED?
The current holders of La Liga and Champions League crowns are looking to stand out from the crowd when heading out on the road. Kit suppliers adidas have helped to make that possible by delivering a vibrant design that can be used as an alternative to the club’s iconic all-white home strip.
THE BIGGER PICTURE
England international Jude Bellingham – who enjoyed a memorable debut season in Spain last term – and new ‘Galactico’ signing Kylian Mbappe figure in the promotional campaign which accompanies Real’s new kit.
DID YOU KNOW?
Sam Handy, SVP of product and design at adidas, has said of the bold look Real will be sporting in 2024-25: “Each season, we have the privilege to reconceptualise the away jerseys of the clubs we serve, delivering iconic looks that can be enjoyed by both long-standing supporters and the next generation of fans. This season’s Real Madrid away kit is no different - its hues and vibrant colour choice reflect a club reaching for the stars with an exciting new generation of talent – and we can’t wait to see this eye-catching jersey being worn in the streets and on the pitch, when Real Madrid is playing away from the bright lights of Santiago Bernabeu.”
WHAT NEXT?
Real donned an orange changed kit in 2013-14, when Portuguese superstar Ronaldo was at the peak of his powers. He hit 51 goals across all competitions that season, helping to land Copa del Rey and Champions League honours, with more of the same now expected from Mbappe, Bellingham, Vinicius Jr and Co.
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