Bologna and Udinese 26-27 Third Kits Leaked via SoFIFA
37 minutes ago, by Max
- Kit Leak Source: The upcoming 2026-27 third kits for Bologna FC and Udinese Calcio were inadvertently leaked through the EA Sports FC database platform, SoFIFA.
- Bologna's Retro Third Kit: Bologna's 26-27 third kit features a sand and beige base with a tonal pattern, a navy collar, and a stylized retro "BFC 1909" inscription, moving away from traditional club colors.
- Udinese's Heritage Third Kit: Udinese's 26-27 third kit is off-white with bold black side panels, highlighted by a special 130th-anniversary commemorative star emblem referencing the club's 1896 founding.
EA Sports FC database platform SoFIFA has inadvertently provided an early look at the upcoming 2026-27 third kits for Italian Serie A clubs Bologna FC and Udinese Calcio. Both supplied by Macron, the two designs reveal distinctive retro aesthetics celebrating each club's respective heritage.
Bologna 26-27 Third Kit
Check out the Bologna 26-27 third kit below.
The Macron Bologna 2026-27 third shirt introduces an sand and beige base covered in an all-over tonal pattern across the front and sleeves. In contrast to the traditional red and blue vertical stripes of the home shirt and the crisp white away jersey, the third strip adopts a lifestyle-inspired palette finished with a navy collar and matching cuffs, bordered by thin red and navy trim.
On the left chest, Bologna's traditional full crest is replaced by a stylized, retro BFC 1909 inscription in dark navy, paired with a navy Macron Hero on the opposite side. The red Saputo primary sponsor logo across the center adds a bright contrast that maintains the club's classic Rossoblu identity.
Udinese 26-27 Third Kit
This picture shows the new Udinese 2026-27 third shirt.
Crafted by Macron, the Udinese 26-27 third jersey arrives in an off-white base highlighted by bold black curved side panels and piping, echoing classic mid-2000s football templates. The crew-neck collar and sleeve cuffs are detailed with understated black and subtle golden accents.
The standout feature of Udinese's 26-27 third shirt sits on the chest. Instead of the standard crest, Macron utilizes the club's special 130th-anniversary commemorative star emblem, referencing the iconic star worn on Udinese's original kits when the sports club was founded back in 1896. The front of the shirt is completed by the monochrome black lettering for the regional "IO SONO FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA" sponsor alongside the Banca 360 sub-sponsor.
While the preview images from the game database remain low-resolution, they offer a clear look at what fans can expect when both Bologna and Udinese officially launch their third kits for the 2026-27 campaign.
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