PUMA, the kit manufacturer for MANCHESTER CITY, is poised to implement a significant change starting from the next season.

This announcement follows Manchester City’s conviction on over 100 charges by the Premier League.

As reported by Footy Headlines, Puma plans to undergo a significant branding overhaul for its football kits.

Starting next season, the Puma logo will be removed from the sleeves of the kits, featuring a singular logo on the front instead.

However, with potential penalties still to be determined, Manchester City may find themselves sporting Puma in a lower division, depending on the Premier League’s decision and the outcome of an appeal.

Puma’s branding update represents the first significant alteration of the century, providing clubs with a much cleaner and premium look.

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Despite the charges dominating discussions around Manchester City, the players appear unaffected, maintaining their perfect start to the league season.

Local star Phil Foden noted that the players remain focused, even joking about a banana thrown from the crowd during his post-Ipswich interview.

The 26-year-old asserted that the Sky Blues‘ off-field issues have not hindered their performance after netting the club’s opening goal in their 3-2 victory.

It was Foden’s first goal of the season after a rocky beginning that included a controversial red card at Old Trafford.

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Currently, Enzo Maresca’s squad sits atop the league with a flawless 21 points from seven matches.

Many frustrated Premier League clubs fear that Manchester City may not face any punishment until next season.