Update: In stark contrast to teams like Arsenal FC, Bayern Munich or Manchester United, Real Madrid decided to wear their adidas Humanrace football shirt for a second time in an actual match. Check out images of the game below as Real Madrid secured a close 0-1 win away from home.
Additionally, we noticed the gorgeous sky blue goalkeeper shirt worn by Thibaut Courtois that is based on an old adidas Template from the late 1980s.
After refusing to wear the original look before El Clásico, Real Madrid finally debuted their Adidas Humanrace 2020-21 football kit a few minutes ago against Villarreal. This means that Bayern Munich is the last team to wear the Humanrace football shirt in action. This will happen in the second round of Germany's premier cup competition, away against 2nd Bundesliga side Holstein Kiel.
It was a chequered debut as Real drew 1-1 thanks to an early goal of Mariano Díaz which was equalised by a penalty taken by Gerard Moreno. Interestingly, Real Madrid altered the logo on their Adidas Humanrace 20-21 football shirt meaning that this version will become very rare. It was only available through the club's online store.
Confirmed: Real Madrid Requested Humanrace Kit Change
The Adidas Real Madrid 2020-2021 Humanrace jersey is a modern take on Real Madrid's glorious 2014-15 third shirt designed by Yohji Yamamoto. It combines a black base with white accents such as the logos, a crew-neck collar and the fading dragon graphic print on the front. Black shorts and socks complete the look.
Do you like the appearance of Real Madrid's Humanrace 20-21 football shirt by Adidas on the pitch? What do you think of Real Madrid reverting to their original crest? Let us know your thoughts in the comments down below.