The 2019/20 season was a very solid campaign for Getafe CF: the "Azulón" team led by José Bordalás finished eighth in LaLiga and reached the Round of 32 of the UEFA Europa League, consolidating the Madrid club as one of the most competitive and difficult teams to beat in the Spanish competition, with Jaime Mata as the team's top scorer with 11 league goals. The third kit that season, manufactured by Joma in a slightly neon yellow, was one of the club's boldest color choices—a departure from the usual blue and white—and coincided with one of the moments of greatest international prominence for Getafe in its recent history. The detail of the rubberized crests and logos—rather than embroidered or conventional transfer prints—is a technical production feature that Joma applied to some of its lines at that time, providing a distinctive finish with a certain relief and texture to the touch.
Getafe CF 2019/20 season third football shirt, manufactured by Joma in long sleeves. Slightly neon yellow color with rubberized club crest and Joma logo on the chest.
