Alex Iwobi models Everton’s new home Premier League kit

Nigeria international midfielder, Alex Iwobi models the new Everton home jersey as the Toffees revealed kits for the 2023/24 Premier League season.

The Super Eagles star played a crucial role as Everton escaped relegation from the English topflight on the final day of the season and went win the team’s Player of the Season award and is expected to renew his contract with Everton.

It is the first time that an Everton home shirt will have a collar as seen on the 27-year-old Super Eagles star.

The collar pays homage to the iconic Hummel Denmark home shirt from their 1992 European Championship victory.

The jersey honors a beloved custom at Goodison Park and is one of their partner Hummel’s most recognizable designs.

The sleeves of the shirt incorporate the same famous pattern that has been a part of Everton’s stadium since 1909, and it will honor Goodison’s renowned Archibald Leitch design on its trim.

As part of a variety of design ideas honoring the brand’s centennial year, Everton dropped their new home kit on Thursday, June 29, ahead of the start of their pre-season tour.

Meanwhile, Iwobi is currently on vacation after representing Nigeria in a 3-2 win against Sierra Leone to book a ticket to the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Ivory Coast next year.