"In the past few years, Puma have been more experimental with their designs for the Milan home shirt. However, it seems that next season's home shirt will be made with a more 'traditional' design in mind, according to Footy Headlines. Per their report, with only three kits made in the traditional Rossoneri design, there is a desire to return to this idea, rather than making another experimental twist to the strip."
"As Footy Headlines reports, the kit will feature 'wide, classic stripes' which take inspiration from the late designs from the 1990s, particularly the Adidas kit from the 1998-99 season - when the club won the Scudetto. White details will be used the detailing, whilst the kit, of course, will have the Rossoneri stripes. Of course, we have seen white detailing in the past two seasons - with the collar and sleeves last season, and with the badge itself this year."
Puma's recent Milan home shirts have been experimental, but the next season's home shirt will return to a more traditional Rossoneri design. The new shirt will feature wide, classic red-and-black stripes inspired by late 1990s designs, notably the 1998-99 Adidas kit from the Scudetto-winning season. White detailing will appear on the kit, complementing the Rossoneri stripes. White elements have appeared recently, including collar and sleeves last season and the badge this season. Only three recent kits used the traditional Rossoneri design, prompting a desire to revisit the classic look. Information about the new design has generated early excitement.
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