Some t-shirts for history in the 120th anniversary parakeet

Every year that passes is worthy of celebration at Espanyol, always fighting against the current, even more so in a season in which he will compete in Second Division and celebrate his 120-year history during the COVID-19 era. For this reason, both the perico club and Kelme have designed t-shirts with countless historical reminiscences, which transport the entity to its happy 20s and 30s, when they raised two Copas del Rey and the social and sports distance with Barcelona was smaller.

The first kit simulates the one worn by the players in the Catalunya Championship and the beginnings of LaLiga, between 1910 and 1940, with three thick and vertical stripes on the front. On the entire shirt, you can see the trencadís (or chopped) characteristic of Antoni Gaudí, deeply rooted in Barcelona and in iconic places in the city such as Park Güell. In addition, the shirt recovers the black pants, replaced by blue in the modern stage of the club.

The second shirt will be dark blue and the trencadís can be seen throughout the front. A tribute to the football field of the Sagrada Famila, which hosted Espanyol matches at the beginning of the last century. The third is yellow, as has already happened in other campaigns. Yellow was the color that the parakeet team wore in 1900, the year it was founded, and it has always been linked to the entity. The shirts will be on sale with a 20% discount until August 31.

To present these jerseys, at a time when players live in a bubble and far from commercial events, the club has opted to reward the most loyal members. Three of them have gone to the RCDE Stadium and have shown the shirts in a very emotional presentation video that Espanyol has designed. A return to the stadium for Martina González, Eduardo Castro and Antonio González, who have attended 233 matches in a row. Loyal fans of a Espanyol who wants to return to the First Division in just one year. The models have been the players from the Jutglà and Villahermosa subsidiary and the female player Xènia Pérez.