Presentation of the new jersey University of Sportswhich became a trend due to the acceptance it had among the student fans, was the perfect occasion for the administrator of the merengue team, Jean-Ferrarienthusiastically relate part of the story of the cream cassock its ‘mystique’.
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The new clothing has returned to the origins of the painting ATE with a classic cream color that recalls the 90s, a stage that the highest authority of the club could experience in his time as a player. Jean-FerrariThinking of the new generations of fans, he commented on how the characteristic color of the Peruvian team emerged.
“They already told something about the color of the shirt, but I wanted to mention that the color chose us, we did not choose the color. Because, although it is true, the shirt began to be white, for some reason it faded, for some reason what happened happened”, recognized that this situation as a factor of chance
“And when it is decided to have it cream-colored, it is because the color chooses us. Now we are proud to present this beautiful shirt. I am happy, because we have been participants in this process with our marketing manager”, he pointed out.
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The comments on social networks quickly did not wait and some fans of academic, as fans of other teams showed their questions to the version of the popular ‘Palomilla’. “How can you fade the color white?” “they washed it and it was stained with the garnet thread of the shield”, “Faded white or maroon”, were some of the questions from the youngest fans.
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He was also present at the ceremony Jose Luis Carranza who was in charge of removing the veil and showing the world the new cream design. “It’s cute reminds me of those moments in the ’90s when academic He was superior and he was having a great time”, expressed the ‘Puma’
