Leeds fans explode as new Adidas shirt released: 'This has to be a wind-up'

Leeds United fans are growing impatient with the silence from their club regarding the release of their new home shirt.

The announcement of the club's new shirts is usually a huge moment of excitement for supporters ahead of a new season, but the club are yet to officially unveil their new design.

The Whites' away shirt for the new campaign is already on sale, but it is clear that the silence regarding their home strip is frustrating the fans.

Those frustrations have been exacerbated even further on Monday, with the West Yorkshire outfit that the new warm-up shirts for away games are available to buy in the club shop.

The training tops are royal blue with yellow sleeves, and also feature the white rose badge that is seen on the new away kit.

Daniel Farke's side warmed up in the new shirt before their friendly with Wrexham on Sunday, but fans have not taken to it well so far.

Leeds fans rage over price of new training kit

Leeds' new Adidas training top is available in their club shop and on their website for £60, while supporters can also purchase an anthem jacket version for £85.

Those prices have already raised eyebrows among the fanbase, with many questioning the need for the tops to be priced so highly.

Many fans took to X to share their grievances over the new release, with one questioning whether the announcement was a "wind-up," while another suggested that the club were doing "anything but announcing the home kit."

The price of the shirt also drew huge anger, with one fan labelling the £60 price tag as "shocking," while another noted that Adidas' trefoil badge must cost another "£20" to add on.

Several supporters were also left laughing at how much they were being asked to pay for the new shirt.

Leeds in advanced talks to agree double deal

Football Insider revealed on Saturday that Leeds goalkeeper Lucas Perri is in advanced talks over a move to Torino.

The Italian side have been exploring multiple possibile avenues to land the Brazilian shot-stopper, but the Premier League club are holding out for a permanent sale.

Perri is closing in on a move to Serie A, and his departure is set to trigger confirmation of Leeds' move to sign James Trafford from Manchester City.

The England international has already agreed personal terms over a move to Elland Road, and all that remains is for the two clubs to reach an agreement.