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European 2022-23 kit ranking: Which Champions League giant has this seasons best jerseys?

With all ofthe 2022-23 Premier League kits already comprehensively ranked, its only fair to give the same level of sartorial scrutiny to the jerseys that will be worn by the biggest clubs in Europes other top leagues this season.

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Here we cast a judgmental eye over each home, away and (where applicable) third shirt that have been unveiled by the top sides inLaLiga, theBundesligaSerie ALigue 1and theEredivisiewho will be competing in theChampions League.

Weve complied each kit which has been released so far this summer and ranked each clubs effort by their collective output to find out who is this seasons most stylish club on the continent.

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Home:For kits supposedly created by one of Italys most historic and prestigious fashion houses, the offerings for Napolis 2022-23 season are exceedingly dull, with predictable color palettes and uninspired designs hardly doing the Emporio Armani name justice.

Away:The away kit is on the same template as the home jersey, just with a white body and light-blue sleeves. Again, its serviceable but hardly likely to linger long in the memory of most Napoli supporters, who just last season were treated to specialHalloweenandMaradona fingerprintdesigns.

Third:ThePartenopeisnew third kit is a little more imaginative, with a moody dark-blue shirt flecked with a linear graphic, which the manufacturers say is inspired by the city of Naples as it appears by moonlight.

Home:RB Leipzig have definitely adopted the more is more approach to their 2022-23 home shirt, which bears a large, grotesque graphic in gray and red that resembles a catastrophic spillage at an industrial chemical compound. Whether or not that is the look Nike was aiming for, we do not know.

Away:Thankfully, the away kit is far more understated with a bright red shirt latticed all over with a darker red grid graphic to create a loose mishmash of crosses and stripes. It lacks charm, but the overall design is less jarring than the gruesome home jersey.

Third:RB Leipzig have been handed a standard template for their third shirt, which is predominantly black with fading red stripes running the length of the torso. Again, the club motto You can do anything is printed on the back of the neck, though unfortunately that doesnt appear to extend to making their kits look good.

Home:Leverkusens simple red shirt has subtle jagged bands running across the body, which are actually created using soundwaves taken from recordings of the matchday atmosphere at the BayArena. Its not a unique concept (Manchester CityandDenmarkhad shirts featuring sound wave graphics in the past), but its always nice to see a club quite literally give their fans a voice when creating new kits.

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Away:The black away kit has a far more striking spliced graphic that takes inspiration from the German clubs iconic striped shirts favoured throughout their 1990s heyday.

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