Font Fiorentina 1990-91 Kits

Despite with the new the Brazilian coach Sebastião Lazaroni, back from Italy 90. ACF Fiorentina finished the Serie A 1990-1991 season in 12th place, as the previous season. The club kits still sponsor by the ABM sportswear. The new arrival, Diego Fuser (on loan from Lazio) and Massimo Orlando were the Viola top scorer through all the season.

Classic 70s Collar 5 Template

The new classic 70s template that I will be used as the basic worked on the Leeds United ans Argentina 70s kits.

Font Premier League 2017-18

Start from the 2017-18 season, the new font, designed in collaboration with Official Partner Sporting iD and Premier League clubs will wear shirts adorned with a new set of names and numbers.

The new Premier League font design  It is the first change for 10 years to the names and numbers used in the Premier League. Sporting iD also deliver service supplying names, numbers and sleeve badges for the Premier League,

The font features a modern and vibrant design is available in five colorways: white with black details and black, navy, red, and yellow; all with white details to ensure that all of the Names and Numbers will stand out any kit across the league.

Font Ajax Amsterdam 1997-99

Ajax Amsterdam under the Morten Olsen coach, the club finished the 1998-1999 season in 6th, This was the club's lowest finish since 1965. The club also suffered poor form in Europe, finishing bottom of their Champions League group stage. Jari Litmanen and Benni McCarthy were the top scorer with the 15 goals through all the season.

Player number without the club crest logo during the Domestic and the Champions League tournament for players match shirt.

Font Ajax Amsterdam 1999-2000

Another poor season for the Ajax Amsterdam under the Dutch coach, Jan Wouters. The club finished the 1999-2000 season in 5th, though this at least was an improvement on finishing sixth the previous season. Dutch midfielder, Richard Knopper were the top scorer with the 15 goals through all the season.

Through all the 1999-2000 season, player number without the club crest as apply on the previous season.

Spain Olympic and National Home Kits

Spain national and Olympic 1920 home kits. The red shirts compliment with the white shorts, instead of the blue regular shorts. The Lion crest on the left chest without any shield as apply on the Olympic shirts only.

The Crest detailed references check the Spain 1920 W.O.P.
Credit to Joaquim, Ramr La Palma, Junior and friends for sources 

W.O.P Spain 1920-21 Kits

Still working and searches these Spain Olympic 1920 kits references.

Since the beginning Spainish national football team in 1920, the color red, has always been the color of the Spainish home shirts, but after the civil war, for political reasons of the winning side (rebellious side), was not wanted to relate the national combined with the color red, To the republican side); And it was decided to dress the Spanish team with the blue color as the first kits and the white color as away kits for the Six years, before change to red again.
Credit to Erojkit for the sources,