Kansas City Wizards 2009/2010 team kits

Major League Soccer club, Kansas City Wizards professional soccer club is located in the Kansas City, Missouri Metropolitan Area. The Wizards won the MLS Cup in 2000, the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup in 2004, and the MLS Supporters Shield in 2000. Kansas City Wizards currently plays at the temporary home Community America Ballpark during the 2008 and 2009 seasons, is a multi-purpose with capacity 10,385 stadium in Kansas City, Kansas. The stadium is located in the Village West area at 1800 Village West Parkway. Peter Vermes currently the interim manager of Kansas City Wizards. The Wizards colors have been cobalt blue, dark indigo, yellow and white since 2008.

Kansas City Wizards uniforms were designed by adidas, the official uniform supplier of Major League Soccer. The new home shirt has a blue base colour. Details on the football shirt are in black, and include a curved stripe on the side of the shirt, and a wide black stripe on the underarm which extends to the collar. The adidas logo, the three stripes and the shirt sponsor’s logo are white. The adidas logo is in the centre, while the Kansas City Wizards badge appears on the left when worn. The phrase 'KANSAS CITY' is printed in the middle of the shirt in white with an embroidered USA flag patch on the left and the MLS logo on the right sleeve. Also features, embroidery on the back of the neck of both the home and away jerseys will bear the 'KANSAS CITY' word mark. These Wizards jerseys will be worn with blue shorts, which have white stripes on each leg and blue/black socks.

The design of the away shirt is practically the same. The base colour used for the away kit is white, and the shirt details being blue. The three adidas stripes, the collar and the adidas logo