When the 2023–24 season rolls around, Adidas Yamamoto will officially debut the fourth Real Madrid uniform. Yohji Yamamoto, a well-known fashion designer from Japan, served as the source of inspiration for the rose pattern that is shown on this item. Purple shirts are worn by those who continue to play, while orange and black shirts are worn by those who continue to keep goals.

 

 

It is highly possible that the fourth Adidas Yamamoto Real Madrid 2024 jersey will be worn for the very first time in the El Clasico match that will take place in April of 2024.

The Adidas Y-3 Real Madrid line was released in the beginning of March in the year 2024. Furthermore, Adidas is going to release a pair of Yamamoto Predator boots and gloves that are a perfect fit.

The Adidas Real Madrid Yamamoto 23-24 football kits are available in three distinct hues, each of which features a different primary color. These colors are orange, purple, and black. This is a really astute move on the part of Adidas.

The year 2014 saw the release of a third kit for Real Madrid that was designed by Adidas and Yamamoto. Currently, the dragon-themed kit is a collectible that is uncommon to find.

 

 

Purple is the primary color featured on the fourth shirt that Adidas Yamamoto 2024 Real Madrid will wear. There is a white coloration for both the Y-3 mark and the Real Madrid crest.

The only color that has changed on the black Adidas Yamamoto 2024 Real Madrid GK kit is the primary color, which has been changed from purple to purple. This design is identical to the Yamamoto Real Madrid 2024 fourth kit that was released in 2024.

 

The Yamamoto Real Madrid uniform is easily distinguishable due to the flower motifs that are located on the top right and bottom left of the shirt.

Both the Y-3 symbol and the Real Madrid emblem are printed in black on the orange Adidas Yamamoto 2024 Real Madrid goalkeeper jersey. The shirt is primarily orange. Both the design on this shirt and the design on the other shirt are identical.

 

The first two Adidas Real Madrid kits from 2014–15 and the third one from 2024 have almost the same colors.