Ted Lasso fans can dress like their protagonists!
Ted Lasso It is the Apple TV+ series most appreciated by users and also by brands. Since the launch of the program, the alliances to promote events and products They were on the agenda. And the third and possibly final season was no exception.
American ice cream maker Jeni recently introduced the special edition ‘Biscuits With The Boss’ ice cream, inspired by the series. For its part, the sports firm Nike had reserved the day of the premiere of the first episode of the third season. When the time came, he unveiled the kit inspired by the series’ football team, AFC Richmond.
Nike outfits AFC Richmond supporters
Nike did not skimp on the offer and presented everything that fans usually buy. SO, the collection includes the AFC Richmond Stadium jersey and various t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and scarves.
But, the centerpiece is a two-tone AFC Richmond jerseyalthough there are also a variety of t-shirt and fleece options in navy, grey, bright blue or even orange, as well as a special scarf duo.
the two are watching the AFC Richmond crest and the Bantr crestthe fictional dating app that sponsors the team, after Dubai Air dropped its sponsorship in the third episode of the show’s second season.
Currently, no player-specific items. But in season two, Ted Lasso, played by Jason Sudeikis, and several team players sport a variety of Air Max 1s, Air Max 90s, and Air Jordan 1s.
The most and least expected season
The third season of Ted Lasso will have 12 episodes which will be released every Wednesday from March 15 until May 31. In what is believed to be the final season of the most popular show on Apple TV+, Ted and his team must face the mistrust of football pundits, who believe they will finish last this season.
And of course, throughout this challenge as well we hope to get answers on the questions left by the second seasonincluding: How will Nate fare as rival West Ham manager? How will Ted deal with his anxiety? How will Sam and Rebecca’s relationship prosper? Will Roy Kent’s leadership with Beard be enough for AFC Richmond?
