On Wednesday, July 22, GUM hosted a presentation of a new Dynamo Moscow playing kit developed by Bosco, which has been the official technical sponsor and outfitter of the club since 2024.
The event was attended by Dynamo Chairman of the Board of Directors Alexander Ivlev, Bosco di Ciliegi Group CEO Mikhail Kusnirovich (and a childhood fan of our club), the team's coaching staff led by Sandro Schwarz, the main squad players, Dynamo-2 and Women's Football Club Dynamo players, as well as young Dynamo players, fans, veterans, and members of the White-Blues Advisory Board.
The design of the new uniform is based on an element of the traditional Dynamo diamond, within which is our elegant and harmonious letter "D." The Dynamo logo was created exactly one hundred years ago, in 1926, in this very version — a blue letter within a white diamond.
The design also easily features the recognizable "victory symbol" — a gesture of victory. After all, the desire for victories and achievements is what our fans expect from the team. May our new uniform inspire Dynamo to success! We often use this gesture in a variety of positive life situations—as a symbol of happiness and joy, while the younger generation uses it to mean "everything's ok," "cool," or "everything's super." So, by presenting our new uniform, we hope you'll experience these positive emotions as often as possible when you come to the stadium in Petrovsky Park.
In addition to the traditional white and blue kits, Bosco has also prepared an alternate purple — the color of creativity, imagination, and imagination, which we expect from the white-and-blue attack in the new season and from our numerous Dynamo events. A black kit will also be released a little later, traditionally dedicated to Lev Yashin's birthday. Three kits have been prepared for goalkeepers: orange, green, and graphite.
The new Dynamo jerseys from Bosco are made from a special super-stretch fabric that combines strength, wearability, and comfort. The material can stretch up to 50 centimeters, ensuring freedom of movement during play. At the same time, the fabric remains lightweight, does not restrict movement, and is practically unnoticeable during intense physical activity. High breathability promotes natural temperature regulation and maintains player performance throughout the match.