Spartak Moscow 2020 Kits
One of Russian football's most successful teams, Spartak Moscow are known as the the Red-Whites because of their shirts and also The Meat, The Pigs and The People's Team. Founded in 1922, the play at the Luzhniki Stadium, where the 2008 Champions League Final was played and where the final of the 2018 World Cup will be played when Russia host the tournament.
Spartak Moscow 2016/17 Nike Home
Russian club Spartak Moscow move closer towards the upcoming season by releasing...
Spartak Moscow 15/16 Nike Gome &
Russian giants Spartak Moscow have officially launched their new home and away kits...
Spartak Moscow 2014-15 Nike Home
Having had their home shirt leaked online last week, Russian outfit Spartak Moscow...
Leaked: Spartak Moscow 2014-15
Russian outfit Spartak Moscow have had their home kit for next season leaked online. ...
Spartak Moscow 2013/14 Nike Home
Spartak Moscow is a Russian Premier League club from the capital city. The team...
Spartak Moscow 2012/13 Home Kit
Spartak Moscow finished the 2011/12 campaign in the 4th place in the league table,...
Spartak Moscow Third Shirt 10/11
Spartak Moscow have a new third shirt for the season now, as they face Ajax Amsterdam...
Spartak Moscow Home Kit 2011
Spartak Moscow is a Russian club based in the capital city, Moscow. They participate...
Spartak Moscow 2011 Away Kit
FC Spartak Moscow, a Russian club from the capital city Moscow, plays in the Russian...
Spartak Moscow 2010 Home Kit
Spartak Moscow is a Russian top club. In the 2009 season, the team ranked second in...
The club have had several big names play for the team including Tino Costa, Lucas Barrios, Marek Suchy, Kim Kallstrom, Diniyar Bilyaletdinov, Serdar Tasci and many more.
The club have several kit suppliers in their past including, Nike, Umbro and adidas and kit sponsors such as Lukoli, Akai, Urengoygazprom, Unipack, JINDO and Danieli.
Spartak Moscow have instantly recognisable home shirts, mainly red with a white horizontal hoop around the chest, the design has changed little since the 1930s. Following the collapse of the USSR, Spartak dominated the newly formed Russian league, winning all but one league title between 1992 and 2001 and hence being a permament representative of Russia in the Champions League through-out that time.
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