Tottenham was founded in 1882 by a number of North London teenage schoolboys.

The club tried different colors and designs in the beginning; however, according to the studies of its historian, Andy Porter, the players began wearing white shirts in 1899 or 1900.

Ever since this adaptation, "The Lilywhites" have stayed committed to the color of white.

Not long ago, Tottenham lost Mauricio Pochettino, its popular manager despite the recent improvement seen in the club’s performance. Hotspur was failed in achieving a trophy during the last seasons, and seemed very shaky in the current campaign.

Nevertheless, Jose Mourinho aims to do his best with the team and help them reach the European Champions League in the next season. This is particularly important as the club is earning a much less financial support from its shirt deals with Nike.

The club came to an agreement with the company in 2017 for a 15-year deal worth of 30million per year. Nike manufactured Tottenham Hotspur’s kits for the first time ever in 2017-18 season.

Even though the fans seemed to be content with the design, some were worried about the low financial amount of the deal in comparison with the other Premier League clubs.

However, Daniel Levy, Spurs chairman, explained in 2019 that some clubs have sold their merchandise rights as well, while Tottenham has preferred to be in charge of the store and licensing.

Based on what was said, it seems like Tottenham’s staff are happy with the deal and the club will be cooperating with Nike for quite a while. Therefore, the real question needs to address the way this cooperation will continue and how will Nike try to make the fans excited about the upcoming jerseys.

In order to attempt to answer the question, here is some leaked information about Tottenham Hotspur’s 2020-21 season kits.

Let’s check them out:

According to the leaked news on Footy Headlines, Tottenham Hotspur’s 2020-21 season home jersey will be manufactured in the traditional color of white.

Navy, like the previous Spurs’ shirts produced by Nike, will be used in order to create a beautiful contrast.

Following the navy color used in the last three seasons’ away shirts, there are some speculations about a unique camouflage design.

What is certain, however, is that the Tottenham Hotspur’s 2020-21 season away jersey will appear in "pro green".

This will be the first time the club will be seen in away matches wearing green. "Barely volt", a very light shade of yellow-green, will be used for the logos and trim.

Nike will use "tour yellow" as the base color of Tottenham Hotspur’s 2020-21 season third jersey.

There are still no news about the design specifics other than guessing that the club’s crest will be seen in a dark shade of blue.

The new Tottenham 2020/21 fourth shirt introduces an interesting and eye-catching gradient design, closely inspired by the iconic Nike Air Max 95.

Tottenham's 2020-21 home, away and third jerseys will be released in Summer 2020, starting with the home and away in July, while the fourth kit is likely to only be released towards the end of the year.