Rosell: "innovative, daring and dared not leave anyone indifferent"

Barcelona have presented Tuesday his jersey for next season, which stands for the multiplication in the number of slots and the new advertising of Qatar Foundation, and the black entry into scenes as a second kit. In a ceremony at the Camp Nou, the president Sandro Rosell has said that this spring and is the most sold in the club's history, with a design "innovative, daring and dared not leave anyone indifferent." And is that the U.S. firm has become a bet on the multitude of stripes, for a total of 17, which are styled gradually over the shirt. It is the boldest of Nike design. Linked to Barcelona since the 1998/99 season, the American firm has been playing with the number of bars in culé sheepskin. The current projects were similar to those of 2006/06 and 2009/10 seasons, although with many fewer lines. Only in the club's centenary year, or the treble bet on the original design worn by the founders of the club, half red and half blue. Similarly, Nike has again surprised everyone with the second gear, after years of risking successful with bright colors. The bright yellow, bright mango or turquoise, among others, formed a striking palette that has a good acceptance among the fans, especially among the young. However, molds break next season because the club will look for the first time a second elastic totally black. A color that will add even more elegance to the game of the Catalans, in addition to carrying the ultimate expression antagonism with his eternal rival, Real Madrid, the white team. The away kit this season is green with a blue stripe will remain as a third option. And if there was excitement in learning about the shirts, especially the new and controversial sponsorship of Qatar Foundation, which the club will look at the breast for the next five seasons, in exchange for 170 million euros, and relegate the Unicef ​​logo back under the dorsal. Be the first time that the Barcelona team charge for display advertising on their shirts, because, in recent years, Barcelona paid 1.5 million a season to Unicef ​​for wearing the emblem on the shirt, in a unique arrangement that has benefited both parties, especially the prestige of Barcelona worldwide. Although the Catalan club and the United Nations Fund for Children renewed their agreement a few days caring for another year, it is unknown what will happen in the Champions League matches, as UEFA rules only allow a sponsor . "For us it is important, because this agreement (with Qatar Foundation) will allow us not to raise fees, sell assets or even, if necessary, do not sell not sell players," said Rosell, who also has admitted to being "very happy" is maintained with the sponsorship of UNICEF. "This again demonstrates teamwork. If it works Wembley will be the icing on the cake," he concluded.