Manchester City’s new third kit for the 2017 season features sky blue and pink accents on a dark shirt.

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On Tuesday morning, the Treble-winners published a video revealing their new shirt, featuring Erling Haaland, Jack Grealish, and new player Mateo Kovacic.

The new uniform is marketed as ‘driven by City,’ with electricity being a prominent element on the shirt to represent ‘the throbbing vitality and dynamism’ of their Manchester home.

Sky blue lightning bolts flow across a dark jersey, with a pink Puma emblem, sponsor label, and badge.

The club’s Twitter account shared a 51-second video of players posing in their new uniforms amid a Tokyo-inspired cityscape, with fluorescent lighting enhancing a dimly-lit backdrop in the Tokyo Kabuki Hall.

Sky blue lightning bolts flow across a dark jersey, with a pink Puma emblem, sponsor label, and badge.

The club’s Twitter account shared a 51-second video of players posing in their new uniforms amid a Tokyo-inspired cityscape, with fluorescent lighting enhancing a dimly-lit backdrop in the Tokyo Kabuki Hall.

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The clip mentions Tokyo as another source of inspiration for their new appearance, as the kit was exclusively released there while the team was on a pre-season tour.

The new City jersey is undoubtedly eye-catching, and player-turned-kit-model Grealish is already a fan of the garment he hopes to wear often in 2023-24.

The uniform, designed by global sportswear giants Puma, is based on the striking navy blue kit worn during the club’s inaugural season at the stadium.

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The stadium’s postcode is displayed on the back of the collar, and the jersey is finished with a white V-neck, which is identical to the design used for Etihad’s debut kit, the 2003-04 home strip.

The vintage design pays homage to the club’s 20th anniversary at the Etihad Stadium.

With the start of the 2023-24 season less than two weeks away, there is yet to be an announcement of an away kit for Pep Guardiola’s team.