Aston Villa players have told the club hierarchy that they are unhappy with this season's wet-look shirts.
is aware of the issue, with the club now working with kit manufacturer Castore to try to find a speedy resolution.
Like most Premier League clubs Villa launched a new home, away and third kit this term, but supporters have have noticed the shirts are quickly becoming wet through, while perspiration sees it cling to players during games. And the Telegraph has alleged that this has prompted players to complain, claiming it is having an impact on performances. Meanwhile they have told members of theThe problem has been particularly obvious on the home shirts, which quickly turn much darker that their original claret during games. However, players have reportedly claimed the white away kit is just as bad.
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