ASTON VILLA stars have reportedly been left fuming at their new shirts.
Members of the first-team squad were left looking like they had been drenched during their Europa Conference League clash with Legia Warsaw.
But the problem was not unique to that game, with the issue a plague on them since the start of the season.
And Villa stars have now lost patience with kit supplier Castore.
According to the Mirror, players have complained about the shirts.
Furious Villa bosses are now said to have approached Castore for a solution.
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The report adds the club will not take "no" for an answer due to the wet look of the jersey being seen as a performance issue.
However, it is understood the changes will only be brought to the men's first-team initially.
This means replica shirts will not be affected.
It also means the women's team could be impacted by the shirts.
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Commentator Jacqui Oatley shared her thoughts on the issue.
And this left her fearing for how Alisha Lehmann and Co will be affected when they kick off their Women's Super League campaign against Manchester United on Sunday.
Castore signed a multi-year deal with Villa at the start of last season.
The Manchester-based manufacturer's tagline reads: "Demand better – premium performance."
Aston Villa have won four Premier League games this season, most recently a 1-0 win against Chelsea.
Their next league match sees them host high-flying Brighton.
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