Aston Villa Women Wear Wet Look Shirts Despite Backlash
Players Unhappy with New Kit
Concerns Over Sweat Retention
Aston Villa Women's team debuted their new wet look shirts in a match against Manchester United, despite a major backlash over the new kit. The players are said to be unhappy with the shirts, which they believe affect their performance. One player, who wished to remain anonymous, said: "The shirts are terrible. They're so wet and heavy, and they make it hard to move. I don't know why we have to wear them."
The shirts are made by Castore, which also manufactures kits for the Aston Villa men's team. The men's team has also expressed concerns about the wet look shirts, which they say retain too much sweat.
Aston Villa has not yet commented on the backlash over the wet look shirts. However, the club is expected to make a statement in the coming days.
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