Pescara football club adopts Italian boy's shirt design

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A six-year-old boy in Italy is celebrating after his football shirt design was adopted by the professional team Pescara.

Luigi D'Agostino beat other children in a competition, run by the club for young fans, aimed at easing the boredom of being stuck indoors during the country's coronavirus lockdown.

The competition's motto was "give a kick to Covid-19".

The boy's dolphin design will be worn by the Serie B team next season.

The Pescara club - its full name is Pescara Calcio 1936 - played in the top Italian league, Serie A, for seven seasons in its history.


Thoughts?

I'll give it 4/10.