This year’s Champions League final is set for a unique first, with Inter Milan to wear their third kit.
It will be the first time a finalist has worn neither a home or away strip since the competition began in 1955.
PSG have been drawn as the ‘home’ side at the Allianz Arena, meaning they get kit preference.
Sticking to tradition, they won’t wear the winged fourth kit, instead using their home blue and red number.
That means Inter‘s home blue and black kit is out of the question, but players have voted against their white away kit.
The only time they’ve worn the white kit in Europe this season was a 1-0 defeat to Bayer Leverkusen, their only loss of the campaign.
In yellow they’ve won two from two against Sparta Prague and Feyenoord.
Elsewhere in yellow their record reads five wins, a draw and a defeat.
Inter have similarly never worn a third kit for a final in their history, with the only exception being a grey number for the 1998 UEFA Cup final.
However, despite being listed as a third kit, it was actually their home cup kit in Europe and the Coppa Italia.
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