The new kit will be worn during certain away games next season.
Even with their star halfback having departed for the Cronulla Sharks, Cameron George says that the club have what it takes to claim glory next season.
The Warriors captain is a notable absentee from the Sportsman of the Year category.
Chanel Harris-Tevita and Hayze Perham could take over for Johnson.
The Warriors' most capped player retired at the end of last season.
Chanel Harris-Tavita and Hayze Perham have earned Roger Tuivasa-Sheck's approval.
The Warriors now have $1m of their salary cap free with Johnson's departure.
Johnson left for the Cronulla Sharks after a major fall-out with his hometown club.
The Warriors captain had been considered an option to replace Shaun Johnson.
The rookie forward is eyed as the man to fill the 301-match veteran's jersey.
The Warriors coach fronted after the messy saga that saw Johnson join the Sharks.
Rather than look at a potential new deal, the 28-year-old said he wanted out - immediately.
The Broncos playmaker is reportedly being shipped around by new coach Anthony Seibold.
Warriors general manager of football says the salary cap space freed by Johnson's departure can be spent elsewhere.
Johnson's departure leaves the Warriors with several interesting options for the number seven jersey.
Johnson admitted it'd be weird to face his former teammates.
The ex-Warriors halfback will sign a three-year deal with the Sharks, according to Phil Rothfield.
Graham Lowe believes that the Warriors are committing "Premiership suicide" in letting their star halfback leave the club.
The Warriors are reportedly looking to sign Parramatta prospect Dylan Brown as the long-term replacement to the released Kiwi star.
"It's important the guys bounce off the back of this adversity and show we're not going to miss a beat."
Johnson was granted a release from the final year of his contract on Wednesday by the NZ Warriors.
Johnson told his followers on Instagram that he is still coming to grips with leaving the team.
Adam Keighran is another potential option in the halves, signing a two-year deal with the Warriors from the Panthers last month.
The Warriors announced today that Johnson has been released from the final year of his contract.
Cameron George said the club comes first, no matter the player.
After seven seasons, 162 games, 917 points and a Golden Boot Award, the star half has been released by the Kiwi NRL club.
The Sydney club is reportedly eager to sign Johnson with freed-up cash from Valentine Holmes' departure.
The Warriors halfback wouldn't be able to fit into Canberra's salary cap.
The star halfback is eager to leave the club to move to an Australian rival, claim the NZ Herald.
"They have told me again at this stage they won't be offering me anything," the star half said of his club.
