Thread by @Forza27_RS, [Thread] It's finally here! Forza27's #SerieA Kit Rankings 2020/21We rank all 20 [...]

[Thread] It's finally here! Forza27's #SerieA Kit Rankings 2020/21

We rank all 20 Serie A club kits this season, and this year the competition is fierce. Based on all 3 home/away/3rd kits for each club.

[20] #Spezia (new entry)
Spezia reach Serie A for the first time in their history. Designed by Acerbis, the home, away & 3rd kits all use the same template. A notable special crest on the left marks their victory in the 1944 Campionato Alto Italia (a one off comp).

[19] #Verona (down 4)
Verona's rebranding saw a slick new logo introduced. The blue home kit features a geometric triangle pattern which ends rather abruptly in the middle of the shirt. The yellow away has very fine vertical stripes, with a reversed white 3rd.

[18] #Juventus (down10)
Adidas want to make a statement with Juve's kits. Last years angered some but made a big impression. Reverting back to the stripes, if not quite as everyone recalls them. A smartly designed navy away is the best while an art inspired 3rd fails to convince.

[17] Lazio (down 7)
A big backward step from Lazio, as Macron introduce a rather dated angled striped pattern on a plain sky blue home & navy 3rd. A striking fluorescent green mixed with the sky blue on the away kit leaves a lasting impression in all the wrong ways.

[16] Torino (up 4)
An improvement for la Granata, who finished bottom of the pile last season. A more modern look on the home which has an embossed Toro graphic, while the white away really comes into its own with a stylish, clean look. A notable turquoise 3rd completes the set.

[15] #Crotone (new entry)
Serie A new boys Crotone certainly aim to make a big impression. Credit to Zeus for some creative & original designs, with notable elements ranging from sharks, maps, torches, flags and even the Temple of Hera Lacinia. Yep. Whats not to like!

[14] #Sassuolo (same)
Sassuolo make the move to Puma, but still can't help but feel that green/black home should be stronger. Like last season, the white away makes up for it. Both use a new Centenary edition crest, marking 100 years of the club. 3rd still not released.

[13] #Udinese (down 4)
Udinese swap the traditional vertical stripes for a diagonal white on black look, inspired by their kits from the mid 80s made famous by Zico. A Friuli-inspired blue away has names from around the world forming the diagonal band, with a plain 3rd yellow.

[12] #Napoli (up 6)
Napoli have become synonymous with Kappa's tight Kombat Pro templates, replicated here across all 3 kits, but the biggest talking point is the Lete sponsor losing the red box following a Serie A ruling. Still appears in red causing a big contrast on azzurri.

[11] #Cagliari (up 2)
A big move for ambitious Cagliari who team up with Adidas. The home is a mixed bag, with gold stripes, monochrome logos & white sleeves. A stylish white away has thin, angled lines, & a 3rd yellow. As always, those Cagliari sponsors give them a unique look.

[10] #Benevento (new entry)
A strong line-up from Benevento & Kappa. The clubs traditional yellow/red vertical stripes has a thinner look, with strong red sleeves showing the Kappa Omini logo. A striking unique white away in inspired by the Witches of Benevento, with a dark 3rd.

[9] #Bologna (down 2)
A traditional red & blue vertical striped home which never fails. The white & grey combo away is simple & clean, with Macron going for a more fashionable approach. The dark 3rd gives off strong training kit vibes.

[8] #Fiorentina (up 8)
There was much anticipation after Fiorentina moved to Kappa. The home & away are stylish if unspectacular, with Kappa's Omini logo running down the sleeves. A striking red 3rd with the flag of the Florentine Republic down the middle is the best of bunch.

[7] #Milan (up 4)
Puma continue to impress & get more adventurous with Milan compared to previous seasons. Intricate patterns inspired by the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele appear on the classy home. The white away falls down a bit, while a teal 3rd is inspired by 90s versions.

[6] #Parma (down 5)
A big drop for the back-to-back champions of the last two Forza27 Kit Rankings. Thats not to say Errea have slipped, but perhaps the competition has finally caught up. A similar home to last season, and basic if yet stylish as ever away & esports-inspired 3rd.

[5] #Atalanta (down 3)
A return to thinner stripes marks a big improvement for Atalanta's home by Joma, which has a more traditional, classic look. Another unique design on the away, if not as nice as last seasons. The 3rd features an embossed print of the Gewiss Stadium.

[4] #Inter (down 1)
Pop style, zigzag waves, il Biscione. Whatever you prefer, Inter's home has certainly made an impression. The 'tablecloth' away grows on you, but it's nice to see more creativity from Nike. 3rd follows Nike retro range, replicating that classic dark 97/98 kit.

[3] #Sampdoria (up 2)
A new home for 'la Maglia piú bella del mondo' with Macron & they havent disappointed. The same template for all 3 kits – with the iconic colour bands a little lower – but perhaps no more is needed. The Macron logo on the sleeves is also a nice touch.

[2] #Genoa (up 2)
Consistently brilliant from Kappa, this is probably as strong a trio you could get. Almost. The classic half & half home is matched up cleverly with a double striped away, which has Kappa's trademark Omini down the sleeves. A stylish dark 3rd completes the set.

[1] #ASRoma (up 5)
Full circle for Nike, ironically on Roma's last year with them. Home is inspired by Roma's iconic ‘lollipop’ kit. Away is the real star of the show, a beautiful light base with the lupetto, & kit of the season. A black/orange combo 3rd makes Roma our winner.

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