Win Oasis tickets with Man City's Noel Gallagher-designed 'Definitely City' kit (original) (raw)

Manchester City have unveiled their new 2024/25 fourth shirt, which has been co-designed by Noel Gallagher and comes with the chance to win tickets to an Oasis 2025 reunion tour concert

Man City stars recreating Oasis' Definitely Maybe album cover

The Definitely City collection marks the 30th anniversary of Oasis' Definitely Maybe

Oasis fans have the chance to win tickets to the band's reunion tour thanks to a new deal from Manchester City. The opportunity comes as the Premier League champions launch their 2024/25 fourth kit, which has been co-designed by Noel Gallagher.

The new kit is now available to buy from Fanatics, with a purchase automatically entering customers into a draw to win a pair of tickets to a 2025 Oasis reunion tour gig. As any Oasis fan knows, tickets for the eagerly awaited reunion are all sold out, leaving millions of fans unable to secure their spot to witness the Gallagher brothers reunite on stage after 16 years.

The Puma fourth kit is part of Man City's new Definitely City collection, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Oasis' debut album, Definitely Maybe. Announcing the collaboration, Man City said: "Marking 30 years of Definitely Maybe, it's Definitely City."

"Co-designed by Noel Gallagher, a lifelong Man City fan, the 24/25 Fourth Kit pays homage to an album that defined an era. A replica of the shirt worn exclusively in European competition, featuring a design that draws from the iconic album cover, you know this jersey is ready to rock on the biggest stage."

Man City supporters can stand a chance to win Oasis tickets with the purchase of either the Mens, Womens or Kids fourth shirt, with prices ranging from £60 to £80. Fans will also be entered into the draw when purchasing the Authentic Shirt, which comes packed in a collector's gift box inspired by the Definitely Maybe vinyl sleeve for £125.

Man City and Puma have marked the 30th anniversary of Oasis' seminal album, 'Definitely Maybe', with a new fourth kit co-designed by City fan and Oasis legend Noel Gallagher. Get your hands on the 'Definitely City' authentic shirt with a special collectors' box inspired by the iconic vinyl sleeve.

The offer ends at 11.59pm on September 22, after which the winner will be randomly selected within 30 days. The winner will then be contacted by email within two days and be required to reply to that email within three days confirming the acceptance of the prize.

The fourth kit's design is said to feature a bold aesthetic that 'echoes the iconic imagery of Definitely Maybe', paying tribute to the band and the city of Manchester.

"The special-edition jersey features a light straw base colour with bold blue side panels and sleeves with subtle poppy pink detailing on the cuffs and panels on the jersey," the club said. "Intricate outlines of marine blue supersonic waves adorn the jersey, with Puma paying tribute to the colour palette from the iconic album cover creating a jersey that is Definitely City."

Man City's new fourth kit pays tribute to the colour palette from the Definitely Maybe cover

The campaign was unveiled alongside a promotional shoot of Man City stars including Kyle Walker, Ederson and Pep Guardiola recreating Definitely Maybe's iconic cover. Speaking to Man City about his involvement in the design of the kit, Gallagher said: "I loved City before anything, I was into City before I was into music, I was into City before I knew what music was."

"Definitely Maybe is what set us on our way, the record lasting as long, you can't predict that kind of thing. It's a great working class, Mancunian record it's real. When Puma approached us at one of the games about designing a kit it took about five seconds to agree to it."

"It's the same colour palette as the cover of Definitely Maybe: it's unique but it's definitely striking, and I think it looks great. When you see people representing your club, it's important they look good."

Elsewhere, Kitbag has cut the prices of Man City's 2024/25 Home shirt by 20 percent. Normally retailing at £80 for both the Mens and Womens jerseys, supporters can snap them up for £64 with the discount code SKILL, while the Kids shirt is reduced to £48.