The Brisbane Broncos have unveiled a bold new look upon returning to pre-season training this year.
The Broncos hit the paddock at the University of Queensland on Wednesday morning in a teal training kit, much different to their traditional maroon and gold colours.
The brighter shade was a throwback tothe infamous teal jersey of 1998 and 2002 which is regarded as one of the club's less popular designs.
Alfie Langer dons the Broncos turquoise jersey in 1998. Photo / Getty Images
It is also the colour of the city's Big Bash League team Brisbane Heat, who have won three of their four games this summer.
The Broncos last month released a mint-coloured jersey for the Auckland Nines which was designed by some of the club's Kiwi contingent in Jordan Kahu and Alex Glenn.
The players received their teal training kit before the first session of the year and it will be worn while they are training for the Nines in Auckland next month.
Alex Glenn models the Broncos new jersey for the Auckland Nines. Photo / NRL Films
Brisbane's representative players kicked off their campaign on Wednesday morning following an extended break after competing in the Four Nations tournament.
Aspiring captain Darius Boyd set the pace in fitness testing and said he had returned in good shape.
