Version 1.0 Update on July 10, Footy Headlines spotted that the brand new Roma 23-24 number for the home kit has Alamy watermarks. This error could be made not by the team or Adidas however, rather the third party supplier that mistakenly employed the Falda map that was based off the image of a photograph in an archives database.
In the meantime, Serie A football shirt collector @FutbolShirTALIA is requesting two AS Roma 2023-2024 kits with names that are set. The images confirm that the numbers have the Alamy watermarks even though they’re not obvious. The jury is still out whether buyers receive compensation.
The latest AS Roma numbers feature a delicate graphic depicting the history of Rome. But, this isn’t an individual design.
The picture that appears on AS Roma 23-24 kit numbers AS Roma 23-24 kit numbers are not made specifically for AS Roma, but instead based upon a photo taken by Alamy.
This Alamy Stock image is an image that shows the famous Map of Rome created by Giovanni Battista Falda from 1676 The map is shown in the Rijksmuseum. The watermarks of the Stock image as well as the Roma numbers are placed in the exact same spot and confirm the absurdity the scenario. Similar images are available on Wikipedia with no watermarks.
The A part of the Alamy logo is akin to that logo of AS Roma, but there is a complete Alamy logo that is visible.
It is worth noting that the AS Roma 23-24 kit numbers add 20 euros. The question is whether Roma are going to change the font used in kits.
Did you expect Roma to choose an unofficial image that has watermarks in their 2023-2024 kit number?
