Orlando Pirates: Fans Divided As Buccaneers Home Kit Is Reportedly Leaked

• Leaked images of what appears to be Orlando Pirates' new home kit have started surfacing online
• Supporters are divided over the Buccaneers' rumoured kit, and aren't sure what to make of it
• Buccaneers fans are waiting for the club to officially release the official kit for next season

The start of a new football season is exciting for many fans as they eagerly wait for their team’s kit reveal.

Football teams launch their kits for the upcoming season, sometimes to great praise and sometimes to disappointment.

Orlando Pirates’ supporters are divided over the club’s recent kit reveal.

The side’s rumoured first kit has been leaked online, and has caused quite the stir.

The kit appears to have the club’s skull and crossbones symbols on the shirt, with the Vodafone logo and the club’s crest on top of it.

While some are waiting for the side to officially confirm whether it is the new kit, others are already weighing in on their thoughts.

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Here's how social media reacted:

@Joe_Man_Joe:

“Who in the Pirates’ management approved the artwork for this rubbish?”

@Lunga_26:

“Leaked kits are rarely the real kits. Just wait for the final release. Adidas never disappoints.”

@Mthobi_:

“That Orlando Pirates new jersey is awful! Should have been at least a training kit.”

@Kagiesure:

“Adidas will never disrespect Orlando Pirates like this and the kits are always identical in design with that being said the Orlando Pirates jersey won’t be far off from that of Madrid and Arsenal if you want to speculate perhaps dig in that direction.”

@Carticort:

“Hey, at least Orlando Pirates will win the trophy of most eye-catching kit in Africa.

@MrMayiji:

“This is the worst Orlando Pirates kit I have ever seen, God this thing is ugly.”

Pirates announce Spanish pre-season tour

Orlando Pirates will head off to Spain for their pre-season preparations.

The Buccaneers will take on Israeli outfit Maccabi Tel Aviv, then Ecuador’s Independiente del Valle, Sports Brief reported.

They will cap off their tour with a game against UD Las Palmas. Las Palmas were promoted to La Liga at the end of last season.