[Saba Sports News] According to British media reports, Liverpool-based amateur club Home Bargains FC claimed the FA Sunday Cup title in a penalty shootout, but what truly made them go viral was the Bayern Munich kit the players wore during the match. The amateur side donned Adidas home jerseys of Bayern Munich in the title decider. Upon closer inspection, however, the Adidas logo was undersized, official sponsors were missing, and the three-stripe detailing was poorly finished — strongly suggesting the shirts were counterfeit. After the final, a football kit collector introduced the club on social media, describing their jersey legacy as unrivalled in amateur football circles. It is understood that for many years, instead of using plain blank templates common in amateur leagues, Home Bargains FC have rotated kits from top professional clubs and national teams, including AC Milan, Lyon, Atalanta and the Netherlands national side.
The editor believes that it is extremely rare in grassroots football for an amateur team to skip standard unified template jerseys and instead mix and match iconic official kits from major professional clubs across different brands. What do football fans think of this?