Leeds United are yet to unveil their third kit for the 24/25 season, but that could be around the corner after an image has been leaked of the strip. The Whites have started the season slowly yet again, but one thing that every fan is unanimous over the 49ers getting right is the away kit design. A striking call-back to the 1970s, the away kit has sold in incredible numbers thus far, and the club will be hoping the third kit follows a similar trend. Images have now surfaced leaking Leeds’ third kit for the 24/25 season, after it was initially claimed months back by Footy Headlines what the colour scheme would be. A navy blue and lilac colour palette was revealed, and now an image has been shared online (original source unclear). £15million duo Jayden Bogle and Joe Rodon are seem modelling the kit, and the same outlet as above have made a mockup design of the strip. This kit will not sell as well as the new yellow strip, because that is going to go down as an all-timer of an away shirt. However, it’s not an abhorrent design choice that is unanimously agreed as poor like some of the away kits that Adidas have brought out. It’s going to sell well still and the vibrant colours used will be popular amongst the fans regardless of whether it looks like a traditional Leeds kit. ## A Look at the New Kit: Navy Blue and Lilac The leaked image showcases a bold navy blue base, accented by striking lilac trim. The design features a subtle pattern across the front, potentially inspired by the club's crest or historical kits. The collar and sleeves feature the lilac trim, adding a pop of color to the overall design. The shirt is completed with navy blue shorts and socks, creating a cohesive look. ## Fan Reactions: Mixed Opinions Initial fan reactions to the leaked image have been mixed. While some fans appreciate the unique color combination and the nod to Leeds' history, others are less enthusiastic. One fan commented, "I'm not sure about the lilac. It's a bit too much for me." Another added, "I think it's a bit bland, but I'm sure it will grow on me." ## A Bold Design Choice Despite the mixed reactions, it's clear that Leeds United are willing to take risks with their kit designs. The navy blue and lilac combination is a departure from the club's traditional white and yellow color scheme, but it's a bold and eye-catching choice that is sure to generate interest. ## The New Kit and Its Impact The third kit will likely be launched in the coming weeks, and the club will be hoping for a positive reaction from the fans. The kit will be available for purchase online and in stores, and it's sure to be a popular choice for supporters. ### The Third Kit's Potential The new kit has the potential to become a fan favorite. The striking color combination and the nod to Leeds' history could resonate with supporters. It's also a commercially viable design that is likely to sell well. ### A New Era for Leeds Kits? The success of the third kit will be closely watched. It could signal a new era for Leeds kit designs, with the club embracing bolder and more experimental choices in the future. ### The Verdict: A Win or a Whimper? It's too early to say whether the new kit will be a hit or a miss. Ultimately, the final verdict will come down to the fans. But one thing is for sure, Leeds United are making a statement with their bold new design. ## Will the New Kit Sell Well? The jury is still out on whether the new third kit will sell well. The design is bold and eye-catching, but it's a departure from the traditional Leeds look. It remains to be seen whether fans will embrace the new color scheme and design. ### Looking to the Future It's clear that Leeds United are experimenting with new designs and color schemes. The third kit is a sign that the club is willing to take risks, and it's a gamble that could pay off. ### A Question of Style Will the new kit become a fan favorite? Or will it be a flop? Only time will tell. ## Final Thoughts The leaked image of the new third kit has certainly generated buzz among Leeds fans. The bold design is a departure from the club's traditional look, but it's a risk worth taking. The success of the kit will ultimately depend on fan reaction. It will be interesting to see how the club promotes the new kit and how fans react to it. Well I wouldn’t go putting any names or numbers on the back for a while, because you never know how it’s going to go down! But I’m looking forward to seeing it on the pitch.