The shirts appear to retain sweat and Unai Emery’s players have been dripping with perspiration just minutes after kick off.
Aston Villa’s players have moaned to the club about the quality of their shirts and want manufacturers Castore to take action now.
Villa’s shirts, which are manufactured by Manchester-based firm Castore, appear to retain the sweat, and Emery’s players have been dripping with perspiration just minutes after matches have kicked off. The powers-that-be will not take ‘no’ for an answer, either, as this is seen by Villa as a performance issue - and any failure to address it quickly will be frowned upon.
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